Linda shares her story as part of a series on stroke rehabilitation to highlight the American Stroke Association’s new Life After Stroke Guide, part of the Together to End Stroke initiative, sponsored nationally by Encompass Health.
Latarsha Jones blamed a nagging headache she’d had for weeks on intense grief following her grandmother’s death and a grueling work schedule. After having a stroke at 41, she realized she needed to put herself first.
Sondra DePalma, physician assistant at the PinnacleHealth CardioVascular Institute at UPMC Pinnacle in Pennsylvania.
After a massive stroke, Jean Forte and her family credit rehabilitation in helping her get her life back
Jean shares her story as part of a series on stroke rehabilitation to highlight the American Stroke Association’s new Life After Stroke Guide, part of the Together to End Stroke initiative, sponsored nationally by Encompass Health.
Annie Lynne Oestreich was born with CHD and she is our Heart Warrior, a survivor. Her mom, Morgan, writes in honor of Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Week, which is February 7-14.
Maggie Maine was born with a congenital heart defect called Tetralogy of Fallot and a brain defect called Dandy Walker Variant. At the age of 8 she has undergone 5 heart surgeries and will have more throughout her life. Maggie is the youngest child to Jeff and Renae and has an older brother (Mason) and sister (Molly). Her family shares her story in honor of Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Week, February 7-14.
It takes an incredible person to walk through adversity, conquer it, and then turn around to help the person behind them. George Conway does exactly that, and he uses his experiences to encourage others.
Rocky and Lyla Valentine are heart disease survivors from Rogersville, Missouri. Both are featured survivors for #NoMOHeartDisease, the American Heart Association’s year-long initiative created to increase awareness and reduce the prevalence of heart disease in Missouri.
Brittany shares her story as part of a series on stroke rehabilitation to highlight the American Stroke Association’s new Life After Stroke Guide, part of the Together to End Stroke initiative, sponsored nationally by Encompass Health.
Kim and Catlin have been involved with the Northern NJ Go Red for Women luncheon as well as other American Heart Association roles in their home state of New Jersey. They share their story of friendship in honor of National Wear Red Day on Friday, February 1 and Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Week, February 7-14.
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