Strokecast

  Click here for a machine generated transcript One Fine Day everything changes. Nothing will be the same. Sometimes that's a good thing. Sometimes it's not. And sometimes we won't know for years. Sameer Bhide was living the American dream. He grew up in India, Came to the US for college, graduated with his Masters Degree, got his green card, and too a great job in IT consulting. By the time he was 47, he was married with kids and living in a great home in the suburbs of Washington, DC with a sports car. And then a genetic abnormality reared its ugly head inside of his head. He had a hemorrhagic stroke. Over the next couple years, he would lose his job, go through a divorce, and move out of the amazing house. But Sameer continued to work on his recovery. He travelled to India to supplement a western stye recovery with eastern techniques. He chronicles his experiences in the book One Fine Day. And he shares his story in this episode of the Strokecast Bio From Sameer's website: On