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Thank You. Good info. I am 58. I had a DVT on New Years 2024 which turned into PE (pulmonary embolisms) in the lungs. I now take Warfarin. I am just trying to learn more about this disease as it's all very new to me.

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I would love to do this 3 years stroke survivor

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Ticket for Birmingham already purchased and am looking forward to it.

Thanks for sharing your story.

It's nice to know different people experiences after a Stroke are different and we all recover at different pace

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Amazing webinar. Well done to Different Strokes and Sheelagh. Massive thank you to Debby Holmes!

I have APS, as do my 3 siblings. I take warfarin. They each take Eliquiss instead of warfarin.

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I've had 3 cryptogenic strokes and a pulmonary embolism and suffer from migraines with aura. I first found out about my hole in the heart about 30 years ago. I'm now 74 and so far no doctor has ever told me that my PFO was the cause, in fact they have told me I don't have to worry about it with no explanation why I don't have to worry about it. I am on the blood thinner Apixaban. I have had brain scans years ago to find out why I was having so many migraines as well as one migraine that lasted for over a week with numbness, and aura. They had said there was scar tissue on my brain but did not know what was causing it. I had been told that the hole is not that large, but hell I've had these strokes and many blood clots and the pulmonary embolism so something is going on. I have never been referred to a cardiologist. BTW I was in the hospital at the time they noticed the pulmonary embolism and was on my way down for a CT scan when I had a cardiac arrest. If I had not been in the hospital, I would not have survived.

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Keep up the good work and thanks again for sharing

Thank you for sharing my wife had a stroke I also don't understand why her probably one of the nicest people I know . I wish I could trade places with her . she has no left side movement been bed ridden since

Brilliant! Thank you!

Thanks for this, really helping both physically and mentally.

I’m in Australia can you guys help me my best mate had a stroke and he is doing this exact same thing and I’m trying to keep their family together they have 5kids and he is bad she is on verge of breakdown and leaving him

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Thank you for sharing your stories. I had a stroke two months ago and you have given me hope.

Reclaiming your job after 32 years service to Remploy.... They closed every Remploy factory leaving hundreds of disabled people out of work!!!!

Straight to the point. Clearly explained. Thank you! I take warfarin. Test regularly blood test INR 2.0-3.0. Also, diet is so important. Excellent information especially treatment prevention.

Beta2 Glycoprotein I IgM Value 51 Not understanding Why Im 36 with having 2 stroke already and 6 blood clot In my lung With 6 miscarriage And i dont have lupus Plus on blood thinner . Whats really going on

My post-stroke fatigue is a Zombie disease, far beyond mere tiredness - can’t really move, think, function properly - just want to lie in bed.

My only symptoms beyond fatigue as a result of my stroke 3 years ago are lack of coordination and occasional dizziness, not depression.

My fatigue varies from day to day, can’t explain why. Exercised doesn’t seem to explain it.

Fatigue is my worst, nearly daily phenomenon post (bleeding) stroke.

Can a vaccine trigger this?

Maybe she is lashing out at him because she resents him because she is not attracted to him.

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This is lovely to watch after my stroke 3 months ago age 40

Your journey is motivating

Very informative! Especially liked the answer to the relationship to the Stroke Association question, and how can care be improved - where you highlighted the stroke staffing challenges within the NHS

Its very good to hear that he looks at how the person is feeling as well as the medical physical attributes. These are two different 'worlds' really. You also have to remember that even if somebody made a complete physical and mental recovery from a brain injury, they still had the experience of being injured and the failure of understanding from family members or contemporaries afterwards . This often leads to embarrassment, humiliation and bullying or undermining treatment during the years of recovery work. Most people will never know how terrifying it is to be hit by a car doing 60 mph when you are only 12 years old. To feel the acute pain of multiple injuries and face the horrific sense of being about to die and feeling your brain shutting down is limited to a very small number of people still in the world with us. Here I have tried to describe it in words, however the actual feeling and memories will never leave you as long as you live. Your subconscious mind knows every millisecond of detail, even if you consciously can't remember after awaking from a coma. It is much worse than can be described. To turn this into a positive, what happens is you realize that not many people understand this and you learn to manage and tone-down the experience through self-awareness and counselling/talking. Because you have empathy for others you forgive them for not getting it and over the years your self-management ability increases. recovery is possible but it varies, takes years, strength, understanding and patience like you have never known.

As someone who has just experienced a stroke at 34, I find you extremely motivational and inspiring

Thx u for the encouragement 😊

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i have to drink a monster lo carb if i have to go out to see family just to get by. good/bad days. mostly bad.

my strike was 3 months ago. i liken it to an infant using so much of its neural capacity to learn/self program that in a short time it just must sleep/nap. they just seem to run out of gas. that is how i am. it is getting better (i used to have to start cooking dinner, nap , then do the second part. it was terrible.

My son is 40 and is going through this now. He is in King's College Hospital