“Stroke No Joke: The Test of the Will - What Are You Going to Do With What’s Left?” By Luther Moore

When life changes in the blink of an eye, the question becomes: “What are you going to do with what’s left?” For Luther Moore, a proud, strong, and independent African American man, this question became the heartbeat of his journey after a devastating stroke shattered the life he once knew.

In “Stroke No Joke: The Test of the Will,” Luther takes readers on an unflinching and inspiring journey of self-discovery, resilience, and rebirth. This deeply personal autobiography offers a rare glimpse inside the mind of a man forced to rebuild not just his body, but his sense of identity and purpose.

From the initial shock of the stroke to the grueling process of rehabilitation, Luther shares the raw reality of fighting for independence—physically, mentally, and emotionally. Along the way, he uncovers a renewed strength within himself and a mission to inspire others who face seemingly insurmountable challenges.

“It’s the mystery of life that has sustained me since the stroke,” Moore reflects. His words serve as a reminder that hope is not just a feeling—it’s a choice, an action, and a powerful force in the fight to keep moving forward.

Beyond just a memoir, “Stroke No Joke” is more. It shows the resilience of the human spirit, the bravery to confront life’s most trying circumstances, and the drive to find purpose in what is left. Luther’s story offers hope to stroke victims, caretakers, and anyone else fighting their own recovery.

Luther Moore’s story will inspire, empower, and prepare you to face life’s challenges with bravery, regardless of whether you’ve had a personal health crisis, helped a loved one recover, or just need evidence that determination can overcome hardship.

“Stroke No Joke: The Test of the Will — What Are You Going to Do with What’s Left?” Now available now at amazon.com

About the Author

Luther Moore is an African American male who, on August 8, 1988, at thirty-three years old, was diagnosed with lupus.

On May 4, 1995, at the age of forty-nine, he suffered a major stroke and fell into a coma. He was not expected to live.

In his book, Moore takes readers on the most extraordinary journey of his life—the fight to survive, regain his independence, and reclaim his dignity. Readers will gain strength and courage through his story, finding inspiration in ways unimaginable.

This is an unforgettable journey through hardship, recovery, and resilience. Don’t just think about it—do it.

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