Thanks for sharing your story Ernie. Truly inspirational!
"The stroke took something much more immediate from me: my words, my coordination, my ability to just be the person I had always been."
Read Ernie's story on our website today. buff.ly/d9Aq1ri
#StrokeSurvivor #SurvivorStory #DifferentStrokes
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📢 Abstract submissions for #ELASF2027 are now open!
Join Europe’s biggest life after stroke community. We are seeking abstracts in three categories: scientific, service development and lived experience.
Submit yours today 👉 linkly.link/2kLbo
#LifeAfterStroke
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🧠 You can’t change your age, sex, ethnicity or genes. But you can lower your risk of stroke. Know your numbers and protect your brain.
Read more 👉 linkly.link/2iOGF
#PreventStroke
#BrainHealth
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Based on data from 25 countries, 16% of stroke survivors will have another stroke. Less than 40% of countries offer structured follow-up. Surviving stroke is not the end, we must do better.
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#ESAD2026
#StrokeActionPlan
#LifeAfterStroke
Join us at Queens Square this Thursday to hear about the findings of my feasibility study - 'Improving follow-up care after minor stroke', the importance of #PPIE and my clinician to clinical academic journey. Booking link below #AHP #lifeafterstroke
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On this #worldthrombectomyday a reminder that there remains an unacceptable postcode lottery for access to mechanical thrombectomy in the UK svn.bmj.com/content/early/20…
If you are looking to improve your knowledge and skills in assessment and treatment of the upper limb this course is for you! #occupationaltherapy #neurorehabilitation #lifeafterstroke
The 13th Annual Queen Square Upper Limb course kicks off in 6 weeks! Register here! onlinestore.ucl.ac.uk/confer…
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🧠 European Stroke Awareness Day | May 12
Stroke is a leading cause of death and disability across Europe, but it is largely preventable. By understanding and acting on your risks, you can protect your brain.
Read more 👉 linkly.link/2iOER
#EuropeanStrokeAwarenessDay
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A critically important demand for lived experience to be included in stroke care pathways & for the benefits of lived experience to be taught in medical nursing and healthcare management schools: #Stroke @ESOstroke @WorldStrokeOrg @TheStrokeAssoc
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An honest and powerful reflection on #lifeafterstroke, holding both grief and hope in the same space. A valuable read for anyone living this journey or walking alongside someone who is. @theesk @TheStrokeAssoc Stroke, stoicism and second chances open.substack.com/pub/theesk…
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Tomorrow is the anniversary, but it was just before 11, Rome time, on Friday - today - that I had a massive stroke.
Life never was, or will be, the same again, but adapting to change has brought as much reward as challenge.
What a year it’s been! mol.im/a/15527637
Don't miss this opportunity if you are a qualified occupational therapists with basic splinting skills and wanting to develop those skills further with the fabrication of functional splints when working with adults. #occupationaltherapy #rehabilitation
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I’m on my way to this co-production workshop. Really looking forward to what will be a very interesting afternoon I’m sure #PPI #Stroke @StrokeImperial @ImperialBrains @vcj22000 @theesk @UCLStrokeRes @TheStrokeAssoc
If you are navigating #lifeafterstroke James’ story is definitely worth a read and is full of personal insights and wisdom. Thank you James @StrokeEurope @brin1958 @HomeUrs29 @StrokeImperial @MayaKuzalti @theesk
"Emotionally, the experience was overwhelming. As someone used to being in control, supporting others, and leading in my profession, I suddenly found myself in a very different position — uncertain, vulnerable, and reliant on others."
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#SurvivorStory
A stroke is never an individual event, it ripples through an entire network of relationships, each person carrying their own version of fear, adjustment, and uncertainty. #lifeafterstroke
You Can't Take a Day Off From Being the Person It Happened To open.substack.com/pub/mayaku…
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"Many people are surprised when I tell them I have had a stroke. They often say they would never have known. In many ways, it is an invisible condition. But there are moments when it helps to explain it, particularly if something doesn’t quite go to plan."
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Spaces available on the 1st April online cognitive rehabilitation for the multidisciplinary team. Please use the link to find out more: medicine.st-andrews.ac.uk/sh…
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Published today in The BMJ: our world‑first trial showing #value of #stroke #rehab
Proud of our #collaboration delivering research that improves life after stroke
#AlliedHealth #Falls
@bmj_latest @MonashSTM @Alfred_Research @strokefdn
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An excellently written piece on the lived experience of post-stroke fatigue. Highly recommended reading for people with stroke, clinicians and researchers. #lifeafterstroke @StrokeImperial @NicoleCWalmsley @TheStrokeAssoc
The Fatigue You Don't See open.substack.com/pub/mayaku…
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😴 Sleep is vital for brain health. Poor or insufficient sleep can impact blood pressure and stroke risk. Evidence-based strategies for better sleep can support stroke prevention.
Learn more 👉 linkly.link/2Wrid
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#BrainHealth
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