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The first weeks and months for a stroke survivor are very important for their recovery. Assess what is important to you, set targets, don’t push yourself too hard, make healthier choices and be open with your friends and family. Read more
Rehabilitation helps stroke survivors to regain independence and skills, and it supports recovery. From nurses to therapists, there are many people involved Read more
If you have suffered a stroke, you may need to make changes at home to make the environment safer for you. Occupational therapists and your local council can provide you with advice and support. Read more
The first stage of recovery from stroke typically begins in hospital. There are number of different tests that the medical team may decide to carry out Read more
When an individual is discharged from hospital after stroke, the stroke team will decide what care is required. Ongoing rehabilitation at home may be necessary Read more
The effects of stroke may mean you can't drive or find it difficult to access public transport. It is common for stroke survivors to have limited mobility. Think Ahead Stroke can help you. Read more
The type of work you can consider after stroke depend on how it has affected you and your personal situation. Voluntary work or retraining are options Read more
Stroke has a huge physical, mental and emotional toll on all involved. Some carers and family members find that their loved one acts differently after stroke. Think Ahead Stroke can help you with awareness of the potential consequences Read more
Stroke recovery relies on therapists and health workers, but your own motivation is key. Think Ahead Stroke can help you find your motivation. Read more
There are resources to help stroke survivors deal with physical disabilities. It is crucial stroke survivors focus on staying healthy, exercising more, adopting a healthy diet, drinking less alcohol, and giving up smoking. Read more