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"How this Stroke Survivor's Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) turned him into an Accidental Entrepreneur"

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"How this Stroke Survivor's Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) turned him into an Accidental Entrepreneur"

  Stroke survivor creates a fun meaningful gift from his life changing experience.  01/01/2019 Houston Texas.  Cuddle Spoons had been called “The Perfect Spoon” by many. My Cuddles Spoons are fun, meaningful and practical, and are the only keepsake gift ever created for two people to enjoy together. Even though I designed Cuddles for couples, the comfortable shape and design makes them the perfect eating aide for the disabled, elderly and children with hand/arm control issues. Yes, I can agree with others by saying they are the perfect spoon because I personally designed them and use them. After my stroke...

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A successful invention is when you create a product that is needed by everyone.

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A successful invention is when you create a product that is needed by everyone.

  Do you need to have Fun in your life? Do you need Happiness in your life? How about a safe place to keep your Special Memories? My gift; the gift that I created for you, is Priceless. My Cuddle Spoons will change the outlook of your life in a positive way. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to experience this feeling for yourself. My skills on spreading the word about my CUDDLES haven’t gone so well. I can’t continue to give-give and give if no one will listen. All that I’m asking is to give me a chance; I...

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Where did the good people go?

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Where did the good people go?

I’m trying to share my spiritual experience with everyone in a fun adorable and meaningful way; my Cuddle Spoons. Here is the subject in the simplest way that I can say it “Don’t take your life for granted”. I survived a server stroke, since that day forward the odds had always been against me. Even though I tried everything in the world to get back on my feet and to live a normal life, I failed. I was lucky to keep my creative mind and thinking strength but my physical ability is SAD. Sorry for trailing off the subject of...

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I’m a struggling start-up entrepreneur and zero investors want to help.

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I’m a struggling start-up entrepreneur and zero investors want to help.

I’m a struggling entrepreneur. I became an entrepreneur by accident, let me explain. I was taking a brain test… WHY? Because I’m a stroke survivor and it’s a fact that the mind will go first. If you can catch the problems early, it’s possible to be treated. Anyways I ended up designing a fun-meaningful cuddling spoon gift set for couples in All relationships. Even though it was based on my life from being a strong healthy young man to now a disabled person who need continuous care 24/7/365 by others. Even though my gift/product was based from my life it is...

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Houston Texas - Disabled Man tries to get off of Public Aid by creating a Fun Cuddle Me Spoon set for 2.

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Houston Texas - Disabled Man tries to get off of Public Aid by creating a Fun Cuddle Me Spoon set for 2.

My life drastically changed on December of 1988. Why? At the age of 26, I suffered a severe and debilitating stroke that immediately left me unable to move, breath or eat. I was also unable to ever work again. That left me totally dependent upon state and federal assistance. I don’t like that to this day! My family wasn’t prepared! I wasn’t prepared! We had to adjust on the fly, so to speak. Needless to say, life became very difficult. Since my stroke happened in 1988 there wasn’t much the medical community could do for me, so my life was...

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