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[QUOTE="aj1300, post: 4444901, member: 308615"] Hey Grig, I had a stroke several years ago and, I agree, stamina is an issue. The fatigue we experience can be extremely difficult to navigate. I find that I do have to limit how long/how often I play. If I'm well rested and having a good brain day, I can play with no problems. If it's a tired/bad brain day for me, I don't play. I have tried to play through the tired/bad brain days but have not had a lot of success. I think the best thing we can do is try to be well rested so our bodies and brains are operating as best they can. One upside: the stroke impacted the coordination in my left hand. In live-action play, I ONLY use my left hand to handle my chips. I've found it to be a pretty good asset, as it gives false tells - people think I'm nervous about my hand but it's just that it's always shaky/weak. Gotta see the bright side! [/QUOTE]
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