Depends on how he's treated. Dad was incredibly frail as well after the stroke, and he was an active man, never sick a day in his life type before the fall. Mitch is older than Dad was, in an incredibly high stress job. And the meds to mitigate strokes can cause (and did in Dad's case for the first few months) loopiness, weakness, mental disorientation, etc. He needs to resign, and if his family cared about him, they'd get him home away from stress. If Mitch stays on the job, at his age, he's heading for a full blown attack that he's not going to overcome.
I get the feeling that Mitch is not long for this world. He looks incredibly frail.
Depends on how he's treated. Dad was incredibly frail as well after the stroke, and he was an active man, never sick a day in his life type before the fall. Mitch is older than Dad was, in an incredibly high stress job. And the meds to mitigate strokes can cause (and did in Dad's case for the first few months) loopiness, weakness, mental disorientation, etc. He needs to resign, and if his family cared about him, they'd get him home away from stress. If Mitch stays on the job, at his age, he's heading for a full blown attack that he's not going to overcome.