5 Warning Signs Of Stroke

Do you know the 5 warning signs of stroke that could save a life, even your own?

Here they are:

5 warning signs of stroke

1. Visual problems like a sudden change in vision or sudden double vision.


2. Numbness of the face, weak arms or legs, weakness on one side of the body.

3. Disorientation, problems with speech (e.g., slurred speech), and/or trouble understanding others.

4.  Trouble walking, dizziness, loss of balance or coordination.

5.  Painful headache that comes on suddenly and has no known cause.

If you or anyone else that you are near shows any of these 5 warning signs of stroke CALL 911 right away.

Time is extremely important when dealing with stroke so don't delay. A life could be at risk!

To learn more about stroke, stroke recovery and the 5 warning signs of stroke read my entire blog.

Smiles :o)

Gary

Pack a Pasta Dish With Vegies Times Five

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If you are thinking of eating less meat and more vegies than this article may be just what the doctor ordered...


"Add some vibrant colors to your pasta recipes! Mixing in fresh vegetables to the dishes not only makes them more visually appealing, but adds a lot of healthy nutrients. We have 5 veggie-packed pasta dishes here for you to try."

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Garrett's Story

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Garrett Mendez is a young stroke survivor from New Jersey. He has just launched his personal web page to increase awareness and educate about stroke.

Garrett wrote:

"I am twenty three years old and a stroke survivor. I had no risk factors, no warning signs. On November 26, 2005, my life changed in the blink of an eye. Four years ago, I was a freshman at Western New England College in Springfield, Mass. I had a pretty typical life. I was having a great time in college, I was playing hockey on a Junior Hockey team. Sports had always been an important part of my life. I learned to skate soon after I learned to walk and had played hockey since I was four."

Click here to read more:

Garrett has lots of videos and other valuable info to help stroke survivors and their families deal with recovering from experiencing stroke. Be sure to make good use of ALL the resource material that Garrett has posted and continues to post as he recovers his own life from stroke.


Click here to learn more:

Smiles :o)

Gary

Fruits and Vegies in your diet can be an adventure...

Sometimes we can get too set in our ways or are intimidated to try new things, especially when it comes to food. Take a look around your grocery store, visit an ethnic food shop, health-food outlet or stroll through your local farmers’ market for new vegetables, fruit and other foods you’ve never tried before. You can find recipes for almost anything from artichokes to tofu by searching the web, going to libraries or buying new cookbooks.

from an article by:  Alyssa Rolnick, RD

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Goal Setting: How to Unleash Your Reticular Activating System

Goal Setting: How to Unleash Your Reticular Activating System: "

Your Reticular Activating System acts as a heat seeking missile which allows your subconscious mind to work on your goal whether you realize it or not.

Write your Goals on paper bridges the gap between your imagination and the real world. As you create and advance your plan it takes your ideas from the intangible to the tangible.

We train in creating plans for achieving your Goals inside Goal University

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Garrett's Video

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	Jim Walkaide 1-Dec17.avi Jim is walking from the Kitchen into the Family Room about 3 weeks after receiving his Walk Aide device. He's gone from only being able to go about 5' by himself without assistive devices to now going about 28 feet (on average), sits for a minute and then goes 25-28 feet again -- during a physical therapy session. His speed has increased impressively as well. We can't really ask for more!	From: icebean87 Views: 180 0 ratings
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Reminder: Next Stroke Caregivers support meeting Monday Feb 1st 1:30 p.m. Atlantic Superstore (upstairs) Charlottetown, P.E.I.

Reminder: Next Stroke Caregivers support meeting Monday Feb 1st 1:30 p.m. Atlantic Superstore (upstairs) Charlottetown, P.E.I.

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Bipolar Disorder: Nutrition As Medicine: "Treating bipolar disorder with prescription medications may be a necessary first step to get the symptoms of this disease under control. However, the drugs used for this health problem are indeed...



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Stroke Recovery Goals

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I call it pushing the envelope...gently. lol

I am posting a video from Jill the GoalGuru to help you understand why it is so important to set goals in stroke recovery. Physical goals, mental goals and benchmark goals, all kinds of goals.

Then as Jill says, "go for it!"



You see Jill overcame her fear and climbed the tower. (to the top) At the end of the video says that she climbed it three more times that day.

Jill said, after reaching her goal of climbing the tower then she felt like she wanted to climb something higher and bigger.

This metaphor can be applied to stroke recovery Our goal may not be as lofty at first but the same principals apply.

Set your stroke recovery goals and climb your stroke recovery tower. then do it again and again and again. Keep pushing the envelope gently!

Make stroke recovery your daily routine. (watch the video as many times as you need to...thanks Jill)

My name is Gary and I am a seven year stroke survivor.

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Till next post,

Smiles :o)

Gary