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.
The online world has made stroke care resources widely available and accessible. You can find educational articles, fact sheets, videos, and educational courses created by people with various perspectives, experiences, and levels of expertise.
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.
The connection between Exercise and Stroke Prevention is a topic of great importance in the health and wellness community. It’s a subject that’s packed with evidence-based information, shedding light on the straightforward tools we have at our disposal to reduce the risk of suffering a stroke.
This Corporation is creating a brain injury survivor group, including stroke, to help them move forward with their exciting neurological initiative. Survivor input is certainly important as new initiatives emerge.
For stroke survivors, this post highlights how getting exercise is more about reducing sedentary time rather than intensive workouts. Research supports that exercise can contribute to stroke recovery as long as they don’t overexert themselves.