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 Resources:

Information and inspiration supporting the recovery of stroke survivors and caregivers. Get tips for daily living, reducing stroke risk and more. Subscribe for free today

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For free subscriptions, call 1-800 STROKES (800-787-6537) or click here.

 

APPLYING FOR DISABILITY BENEFITS BASED ON STROKE

 

FAQs - SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY (SSD, SSDI), SSI BENEFITS

 

STROKE: the Journal of the American Stroke Association. Free searchable table of contents and abstracts from current and past issues as well as e-mail alerts. Click here.

 

 Links:

American Stroke Association

National Stroke Association

Mayo Clinic on Stroke

 

 Stroke Facts :

Know the signs, Act in time

Learn the signs of stroke

Learn the physical effects

Life after a stroke

 

 

 Local Information :

State Parks with handicapped accessible cabins (including Buckhorn!)

 

Stroke Identification:

A bystander can recognize a stroke by asking three simple questions:

1. *Ask the individual to SMILE.

2. *Ask him or her to RAISE BOTH ARMS.

3. *Ask the person to SPEAK A SIMPLE SENTENCE (Coherently) (i.e. . .  It is sunny out today)

 

During a BBQ, a friend stumbled and took a little fall... (Read more)

 

Download our brochure to share with a friend!

 

Stroke survivors, caregivers and their families are welcome at this monthly support group to share common concerns, learn about community resources and activities, and help one another face and overcome common challenges through encouragement and caring.

 

You are not alone!  Join us!

a Guest Speakers

a Cover Stroke Topics (adaptive equipment, diet choices, travel...)

a Sharing

a Causes/Prevention

a Refreshments

 

Time: 1:30 pm every 3rd Tuesday

         September 19: Welcome Back!

         October 17: Relaxation

         November 21: Christmas Gathering

 * We don't meet Dec., Jan., or Feb. -starting again in the New Year March through November 2007!

Place: Mile Bluff Medical Center/Hess Memorial Hospital.  Hess Conference Room - 2nd Floor!

2005/2006 Survivors & Caregivers led by Mile Bluff Medical Center Social Worker Judy Bessac and Community Facilitator Denny Mayer (stroke survivor) (top right of picture).

Questions?

Contact: Judy Bessac, Licensed Therapist/Social Worker, Mile Bluff Medical Center

          phone: 608 847 6161 x 770

          email: jbessac@milebluff.com

                       or

          Denny Mayer, Stroke Support Group Facilitator

          email: denmay@tds.net

 

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