National Stroke Awareness Month

By Steve Lorberbaum 10  am On

May is also National Stroke Awareness Month.

For those who have suffered a stroke, the rehabilitation process can be a time of fear and apprehension. In this article from the National Stroke Association, there are some common post-stoke conditions listed with information on how they can be managed.

There are many conditions that may develop after a stroke. Most are common and will improve with time and rehabilitation. It’s important to become aware of the common effects of stroke and how to improve your physical and emotional well-being. Learn more about common conditions, their treatment and tips for managing your new challenges.

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