Stroke Connection Magazine | American Heart Association - American Stroke Assocation

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Get Moving More and more studies and experts concur: Moving is imperative for stroke survivors to feel better on many levels — physical, emotional, social, mental, cognitive. Helping others understand: Post-stroke aphasia We know it can be hard for family and friends to understand how post-stroke aphasia may be impacting a survivor. We encourage you to share this article with the people in your life to help them understand. Five Out of Six Ain t Bad The reality is, I am a different person. I feel like half of myself stitched to half of this new person. The original me, and this “survivor”; these two different people, unaware of each other, are living side-by-side. The day my life hit the pause button There came a time I call a “critical decision point.” I had to decide if I would go down the rabbit hole and play victim for the rest of my life or stand up for myself and put up a fight. Marriage After Stroke When we said, “I do” on Nov. 2, 2001, my husband and I meant every word of our marriage vows. We repeated them with no doubt we’d spend forever together. Pre-dawn Pole Dance (Poem) A touching and candid poem by family caregiver Alesa Lightbourne. Get Moving More and more studies and experts concur: Moving is imperative for stroke survivors to feel better on many levels — physical, emotional, social, mental, cognitive. Helping others understand: Post-stroke aphasia We know it can be hard for family and friends to understand how post-stroke aphasia may be impacting a survivor. We encourage you to share this article with the people in your life to help them understand. Helping others understand: Post-stroke aphasia info sheet We know it can be hard for family and friends to understand how post-stroke aphasia affects a survivor. Please share this article with your loved ones. Short on time? Here's our quick-reference sheet for printing, emailing or sharing via social media. Five Out of Six Ain t Bad The reality is, I am a different person. I feel like half of myself stitched to half of this new person. The original me, and this “survivor”; these two different people, unaware of each other, are living side-by-side. The day my life hit the pause button There came a time I call a “critical decision point.” I had to decide if I would go down the rabbit hole and play victim for the rest of my life or stand up for myself and put up a fight. Marriage After Stroke When we said, “I do” on Nov. 2, 2001, my husband and I meant every word of our marriage vows. We repeated them with no doubt we’d spend forever together. Pre-dawn Pole Dance (Poem) A touching and candid poem by family caregiver Alesa Lightbourne. Shingles vaccine may prevent stroke The shingles vaccine protects against the infection caused by the chickenpox virus. But new research suggests that's not its only benefit. After stroke, an astounding risk of heart problems Even without underlying heart disease, first-time stroke survivors had an increased risk of serious heart problems within 30 days. Southwestern Quinoa and Egg Breakfast Bowl Liven up the breakfast routine with this Southwestern quinoa bowl. Quinoa contains a hefty amount of protein, making this a great morning option. Add other items to turn this into your own creation cucumber, radishes, black beans and more. The eggs can also be cooked however you prefer over-easy, poached, or even scrambled. Better Breakfast Tostada with Avocado and Eggs These tostadas - with corn tortillas that can be made a day in advance - are delicious enough for a weekend breakfast, but come together easily enough for a weekday one, too. Making the Best Decisions at Discharge After Stroke The type of rehabilitation and support systems a survivor receives at discharge can strongly influence health outcomes and recovery. In this, the first part of a two-part series on stroke rehab, we offer guidance for the decision-making process required when it’s time to leave the hospital. What to Expect from Outpatient Rehab After stroke, about two-thirds of survivors receive some type of rehabilitation. Outpatient therapy may consist ofSeveral types of therapy. Whether a patient is referred to inpatient or outpatient therapy depends on the level of medical care required. What to Expect in Stroke Rehab Following a stroke, about two-thirds of survivors receive some type rehabilitation. In this second of our two-part series, we want to alleviate some of the mystery, fear and anxiety around the inpatient rehab part of the stroke recovery journey. After stroke, an astounding risk of heart problems Even without underlying heart disease, first-time stroke survivors had an increased risk of serious heart problems within 30 days. Aerobic exercise could improve recovery after stroke Researchers call it an easy but often overlooked opportunity to enhance stroke rehabilitation. Stroke survivors recover better with stepped-up rehab Balance and walking ability improve more when stroke survivors are given harder tasks, a study shows. Here s why stroke survivors need to pay attention to bone health Osteoporosis and the danger of fractures may not be on your list of stroke consequences, but they should be. Why aren t more stroke survivors getting statins? Stroke survivors are less likely than heart disease patients to get cholesterol-lowering meds despite the benefits, research shows. What migraine sufferers need to know about stroke risk Younger women and those who get the debilitating headaches "with aura" needn't fret but should be aware of the stroke link. Stroke Notes Stroke-related news you can use about new scientific findings, public policy, programs and resources. Readers Room Articles, poems and art submitted by stroke survivors and their loved ones. Life Is Why Everyone has a reason to live a longer, healthier life. These stroke survivors, caregivers and others share their 'whys'. We'd love for you to share yours, too! Everyday Survival Practical tips and advice for day-to day living after stroke. Life At The Curb A unique perspective on survival by comedian and stroke survivor John Kawie. Simple Cooking Cooking at home can be a daunting task, but a rewarding one for your diet and lifestyle (and your wallet). Making small changes in your diet is important to your heart health. Here are simple, healthy and affordable recipes and cooking tips. Helping Others Understand Stroke affects people differently and many of the effects of stroke can be complicated. Helping friends and family understand how a stroke is affecting a survivor can help everyone involved. Support Showcase Our new department highlighting the good work being done by stroke support groups from around the nation. If you are part of a successful support group we should consider featuring, let us know!

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