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Young Stroke Survivor Inspired to Live with More Color
A young stroke survivor shares her story of surviving a stroke at only 29. Experiencing stroke at a young age feels incredibly isolating because being younger than 65 makes you young. But we are out there! Know that you’re not alone and life gets better!
There are days when you feel like screaming your triumph as a stroke survivor, and on those days you could use some stroke survivor fashion. I'm sharing the t-shirt I have been sporting and others. My Survivor Shirt Amazon $19.95 in 5 colors I chose mine in Red and I got a size Medium. It [...]
Traveling as a Stroke Survivor may seem overwhelming, but here are some traveling tips to make it all less stressful and more fun. I've compiled these from my own experiences. I hope you find these traveling tips after having a stroke to be helpful. Talk to your doctor This is a first for everything for [...]
My mission for Stroke of Colors has always been to connect to other young stroke survivors and form community. I felt extremely isolated going through my stroke and recovery and feeling that I didn't belong in the community. But, we are out there! So, let's join forces for good and support each other. AND the [...]
Scroll to see the corrected version This wpost is entirely unedited to show how my isseus with using my left sidde are manageable but still super frustratin. My stroek was on my right sideof my btain so it effects the elft side of my body. My recovery was pretty miraculous ansd I'm super blsssed to [...]
I am a young stroke survivor & this is my story. The night after Christmas 2016 I called Phil (then, my boyfriend) to say goodnight and I remember telling him, “I had a bad brain day.” The funny phrase “bad brain day” found its way into my vernacular after my sister heard a woman say it about [...]