After an untimely blood clot in 2014 at the age of 53, I have developed a collage practice that has been a key component in rehabilitating my dominant left hand, once lost to me from a cerebellar stroke. My most recent work is paper collage imagery that attempts to describe my hospital experience after a cerebellar stroke. The surrealistic imagery I experienced during this event is something I am still describing to myself. Some of the memories portrayed in this work are as follows: 1. An intense hyperphantasia, 2. A questionable gravity, 3. A warped proprioception and 4. The sense of where I begin and where I end. As with many artists, I experience an eco-anxiety that contributes to a hoarding behavior, thus, I collect and repurpose many materials for my art practice. The collage works submitted are made with anything I have in my reach. Continuing this theme, I see myself creating megalographic imagery of my time in the ICU, where for days I dealt with the sensation of floating in space.