Decreased appetite after stroke

I don't feel like eating much ever since my stroke almost 3 months ago.
Anybody else? Is this unusual, will my sense of taste ever get back to normal, and what can be done?

I didn't want to eat much after my stroke (Christmas Eve, 2018).
When I did start eating again, my tastes had changed a lot.
Over the years, I'm pretty much back to "normal" -- at least in that regard.
You may find my YouTube channel about my stroke journey interesting:
https://m.youtube.com/@srlucado/videos
Good luck!

Hi @grrranny - just wanted to let you know I moved your post about not wanting to eat after a stroke here so you could chat with more members who've discussed this same topic. If you've not already connected, please meet @lakelifelady @rldawg @pegharlow @lyn1 @davej and others. Hoping they will have insights for you about not wanting to eat much since a stroke.

Also glad you've connected with @scottrl.

When you do eat since your stroke, @grrranny, are there foods you find go down more easily?

Thanks so much, Lisa! I've been having sort of soft, easy-to-swallow and digest foods like meatloaf, soup, cottage cheese, yogurt, bacon, eggs, avocado -- but in small, more frequent portions, because I also have to deal with type 2 Diabetes. I sometimes order cheeseburgers, chicken tenders or grilled cheese from the "kids meals" menu. Broccoli, if it's cooked well, and tiny squares of Dominoes pizza with ranch dressing. I like squeeze peanut butter and squeeze applesauce, too.
Any and all suggestions appreciated!