Ain't that the truth?

Congratulations on improving since you had the stroke. Keep up the hard work!

Did you have the stroke after taking the Covid vaccine?

You're not alone I'm 32yo and had 4 ischemic strokes as well from obtaining mersa from a 3rd degree burn causing endocarditis so I had mitral valve replacement 8 hours after my strokes.. still in occupational therapy pool therapy and speech therapy . I hope you are completely recovered by now

Contact the hospital!

clotting disorders?

@@Anne--Marie my limited knowlege says enbrel will work.

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Now it's brought on by the covid vaccines

I'm 32y.o and had 4 strokes and open heart surgery on my mitral valve back i. April of2023from endocarditis and it's turned my life upside down paralyzing my left side as well

@VeaterEcosan it sure can I just wish I knew the signs beforehand because all of this could have been avoided..I had signs and symptoms for 6 weeks and just thought I was sick or tired from work

@VeaterEcosan @VeaterEcosan it sure can I just wish I knew the signs beforehand because all of this could have been avoided..I had signs and symptoms for 6 weeks and just thought I was sick or tired from work

@@Lkom24 The same here. I made up excuses for how I was feeling too. I know how you feel. But don’t give up!!! You are young and have a lot on your side. Keep fighting!! It will get better ❤️ I promise

They said that cells can reg

They said that cells can reg

Please keep us posted about your recovery. 🦋🙏💙

@@mariemyers6747 its going fairly well, you didnt catch the heart attack 5 months ago, i musta set a record here, 4hrs and 8 heart restarts given before they could even move me. anyways, got off the 13 pills, very very bad!!! started with gettin off the wheelchair, next the walker, next the cain, now just walking...5 months not too bad!!

Please try acupuncture. It is very effective. It stimulates the nerves and wakes them up quickly. I’m an acupuncturist and treated both my parents for a stroke.

​@@CroisMoiWhere are u from? Country?

Acupuncture is the answer. I am an acupuncturist.

Please keep us posted about your recovery. 💙🙏🦋

Well..I got hit with multiple health issues one after the other.. Anemia Nonstop heavy bleeding Cancer I'm going to get surgery so I Cando what I call live life in the slow lane.... fortunately imoptimal cabdidste for surgery..and fortunately only minimal impairment from stroke. I feel like the story where the drowning man asks God for help and eventually dies ....opting against surgery feels like slapping God in the face

Acupuncture works for this. I am an acupuncturist.

🙏🏽

damn! that's rough.

As OTRs, we know that the sensory deficits from the stroke are also contributing to their slow recovery. I am thrilled with this possibility, since constraint therapy doesn't work for everyone. This replaces some of the lost neuromotor message from brain to limb. It is a wonderful advancement. You are totally correct about the bike grip. But my guess is that he goes to a clinic that doesn't attempt to address his home or recreation concerns. A lost opportunity to show how helpful OT can be, IMHO.

Hi Linda, sorry to hear about your brother. This below might help him. THere was stroke reserach who had a stroke..she wrote a book. Cant remmber the name...but, you might want to find that book. She did an interview on this her stroke & how she healed and also a Ted. com talk (I think) so do a serach for those. Wishing your brother all the best.

Linda here is the Ted. com talk titled: My stroke of insight | Jill Bolte Taylor

@@ginamaine3293 , thank you Gina🤗

you're so welcome. Wishing your brother.& you all the best.

I recently found the 60 min story of a stroke patient that was treated by a controversial drug treatment, maybe you too have seen it, if not, might be worth checking it out. Anyway i found it remarkable and astonished how the community and the general consensus of the treatment of stroke patients, was like, 'this is how your life will be from now on and you will only see small improvement, it will take a long time, etc..etc.. So when i found this about INR, that seemed to have a lot of success, i started to wonder, maybe this controversial treatment by INR is a scam or bluff, but i so wish that people could step out and call it out. When checking around i hear that from / negative stuff from a lot of neurological doctors (not all though), but normal hard working people said different things instead so i wondered is this too good to be true, well seems like a lot of the treated patients thought so too... But check it out if you havnt, 60 minutes, australian documentary, kzfaq.info/get/bejne/lb-RlMRemrSliGg.html&ab_channel=InstituteofNeurologicalRecovery And here's a longer version, focusing on the teacher. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fMWeZdKmsqvNpnk.html&ab_channel=InstituteofNeurologicalRecovery And there is a ton of videos from not only stroke treatments but other cases as well. When i did some research i noticed even that the medicine used is well known for treating rheumatoid arthritisand inflammatory conditions, just seems that this doctor at INR found out that it worked on stroke victims as well. Anyway, i understod quite early that this on no wonder medicine, but as one patient mentioned, getting rid of the pain was his main hope, anything else was just 'extra' and did he get a lot of extras too :)

…. So why didn’t that stop strokes before medical intervention? Please tell me you’re not this dumb

Oh ? Which ones ?

Have u done it before?

I m interested. Any more information about it

@@christophertan5949 kzfaq.info?search_query=enbrel+stroke

i suspect the drug costs $1k and physicians charge $2k , I've seen it once