After a stroke, I decided to learn piano. It felt like falling in love

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This First Person column is written by Calgary resident Sandra Low. For more information about CBC’s First Person stories, please see the FAQ.

My heart was racing and I was nervous but excited at the same time. My body was vibrating and all my senses were heightened. 

The last time I had felt this way was when I was a teenager with school girl crushes. So was I in love? Was I developing a crush on my male piano teacher, almost 30 years my junior? 

But no. That wasn’t it.

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Let me back up. I suffered a stroke in March 2013, then mostly recovered

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