Tell Me Everything You Don't Remember: The Stroke That Changed My Life
After a stroke at thirty-three, Christine Hyung-Oak Lee confronts memory loss, identity, and the slow work of recovery in this candid memoir.
About This Book
Christine Hyung-Oak Lee was thirty-three when she suffered a stroke that left her unable to walk, talk, or write.
The book recounts her long rehabilitation and the ways the stroke reshaped her sense of self.
Lee explores memory, language, and the challenge of rebuilding a life after sudden loss.
Her account blends personal reflection with observations on illness and recovery.
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