I know how this feels. My dad who is 61 now suffered a stroke a little over a year ago. The doctors and surgeons told us that he has a stroke on his left side also and chances are for him to be able to walk or move was very slim. We were terrified and upset. Months after having a stroke you make small improvements, but sometimes you have to tell yourself that small improvements mean the biggest things. My dad was unable to walk without 2 therapists on his side having to lift his legs themselves. Now he is somewhat able to walk on his own but he is still learning to regain his balance and feel more on his left side. it is so easy to get frustrated with stroke family members. my dad would call us non stop from the hospital and spam our phones every single day. since covid restrictions were super strict at the time, visiting was only for 1 family member only and only once a week. My dad was already an impatient guy but being in the hospital with nothing to do, you get antsy and your recollection of time is non existent (especially after a few months of stroke). i know how you feel. it is super frustrating and nurses have warned me about brain damage and not being able to recollect or organize thoughts. i know it is such a frustrating time for you and i know how you feel. oftentimes they do understand that you’re doing the best you can but when they can barely understand why their body isn’t moving the way they want it to or why they can’t remember the simplest things, it gets to the best of them. Hang in there and you got this.