Ischemic Stroke (Blood Clot Related)
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My mom had a stroke and I'm lost
My mom is 56 and just had an ischemic stroke. 3/4 of the arteries that feed her brain are chronically occluded and she has "significant damage" to her left frontal lobe. We're 3 weeks from the stroke and she just started rehab. No speech...
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Information Needed
Hello All 66 year old male Do not know if this is the right forum but certainly do need some help and information. In September 2018 I suffered a stroke which has resulted in my right arm directionally challenged. My right leg is NOT totally ok...
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Exercising after stroke paralysis
Before my stroke in 2009 I could walk or do aerobic exercise; stroke paralyzed my left side but I regained use with only a sllight deficit. Though it has been over eleven years since my stroke I am getting worse instead of better when it cones...
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Depression after stroke
Hello all and happy Thursday afternoon! My name is Wendy. My mother suffered an inschemic stroke in April of 2019 and ultimately has been left without use of her non-dominant arm and some struggles while walking. Prior to the stroke she was walking...
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Post Stroke Pain
Hi, I've posted on here a couple of times since my stroke 11 months ago. While my motor control is pretty much back tonormal, I have had a continual increase of post stroke pain, which from what I have read, affects only 15-20% of stroke survivors....
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Telescoping, phantom-limb, phantom-word and the process of cortical reorganization
Dear Friends and Colleagues, A “phantom-limb” is the experience of a person who has lost a limb but still has the feeling of a limb that provides the same spatial location where the intact limb used to be. The sensation of the phantom-limb...
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excellent recovery tool
good day to all, I mentioned a while back of a fantastic portal for recovery www.brain.rehab there's another brand new web page that is free headed by Dr. Tara Tobias, neuro PT specialist based in Orlando FL, personally I have made the short trek
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Inner Speech: Another Accidental Tool in Aphasia Recovery
Dear AHA/ASA Friends and Colleagues, Talking about Inner Speech--I don’t know when I started talking to myself after my stroke (9/26/11). And I don’t know when I started remembering what it was that I was talking about. I did keep my...
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People with Aphasia: Social Distancing Professionals Long Before the Virus was in Vogue
Dear AHA/ASA Friends, Here is the video https://youtu.be/b0m6b5xI2Fw and associated PDF for “People with Aphasia: Social Distancing Professionals Long Before the Virus was in Vogue, 7/28/2020” and a short summary of the article. People...
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Emotional recovery issues
I had a stroke in early July, still working with doctors to determine the cause and future prevention. Still very new to this life, language and process. 49 years old, low cholesterol, not a smoker, social drinker, low blood pressure and pretty active....
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