It’s important to remember that even though your loved one’s abilities have changed, they are still the same person you know and love. Today, The Stroke Recovery Foundation shares some practical ways to help your loved one navigate the days ahead.
It’s important to remember that even though your loved one’s abilities have changed, they are still the same person you know and love. Today, The Stroke Recovery Foundation shares some practical ways to help your loved one navigate the days ahead.
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Proper nutrition is vital for two reasons if you are caring for someone undergoing stroke recovery. It gives the brain and body the nutrients it needs to bounce back and facilitates lifestyle changes that can prevent further strokes. Here are a few foods to integrate into a stroke patient’s diet.
We are looking for paid volunteers who have suffered a brain injury or pathology that can be detected on an MRI scan. This includes survivors who have suffered a stroke, a traumatic brain injury, a brain tumor or cyst, a brain hemorrhage or hydrocephalus. This is an opportunity to help yourself and society!
Stroke survivors need extra care, guidance, and support during their recovery. Therefore, it is important to monitor the stroke survivor's health and physical activity,
If you want to set yourself up for personal growth after the pandemic, these tips will help you manage your finances, prepare for a career switch, or open your own business.
Stroke survivors often have disabilities that require adjustments to their living environments. Stroke Recovery Foundation is sensitive to this and thought that it would be worthwhile to explore some of the issues.
Awareness of stroke is surprisingly quite shallow, particularly considering that roughly 1 million Americans suffer strokes per year. Though very often considered an old person’s disease, over 30% of strokes occur in people under the age of 65, and 10% under the age of 50.
Stroke Recovery Foundation is pleased to announce that it will be holding an Online Auction to raise money to support our Stroke Awareness, Prevention and Recovery initiatives.