Deb Meyerson's stroke began on a drive to Lake Tahoe. By the next morning, she couldn't move her right arm, her right leg, or make a single sound. She spent three years working to get back. Then she had to leave Stanford. And that, she told me, was when the real identity crisis began. I've been sitting with this conversation for a while now. There's something in it about who we are when the role is gone. About the grief that doesn't announce itself. About what it means to keep building meaning when the old map no longer works.
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