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Celebrating stroke survival with musicWhen a gifted keyboardist suffered a stroke at age 28, she thought her music career was over. Now, she plays keyboard with her left hand and organ with her left foot. Continue reading |
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Accepting the emotional impact of a strokeSometimes the emotional damage of a medical issue can be greater than the physical. Continue reading |
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Sharing stories of stroke can help prevent and healSharing my story earlier probably would have eased my recovery. Share your story as part of the National Stroke Association’s Faces of Stroke campaign. Continue reading
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Facing health problems head onDon’t ignore signs of trouble. They only become bigger and slower to heal. Continue reading
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Celebrate heart monthFebruary is American Heart Month and thousands of people across the state and the country will don red to call attention to the fact that cardiovascular disease is America’s number one killer. Continue reading
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Reaching out for helpBeing part of a support group for stroke survivors has changed my life and blessed me in more ways than I can say. Continue reading
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Resolution: Be one who makes a differenceI may only be one person, but I can be one person who makes a difference. Continue reading
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It hurts, so why do it?Why punish my body by running the New York City Marathon? I can’t explain how important it has become to me to be able to do something to help raise money and awareness for stroke issues. Continue reading
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I did itAfter running another New York City Marathon in honor of stroke victims, I know that I am capable of handling whatever life has in store for me. I am strong. I am tough. I am stubborn. I will live to see another day. Continue reading
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Taking my own adviceOn Nov. 6, I will run the New York City marathon for the third time. And I am afraid I am going to die. I fear that straining my body by running 26.2 miles will cause another stroke. Continue reading
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