Stroke survivors in Guernsey to benefit from launch of new support groups as the Stroke Association arrives on the island
A key priority for this will be the development of peer support groups
A key priority for this will be the development of peer support groups
“Even though half of my body doesn’t work, I am still the same person I was before the stroke."
Music helped Graham stave off depression after his stroke
More than a third of stroke survivors (35%) are able to sing better than speak soon after their stroke, according to new research1 released today by the Stroke Association.
New film showcases urgent need for lifechanging stroke treatment
“The Stroke Association were a huge support to me and my family, at a time of immense struggle and uncertainty."
Sisters Kirsty and Shirley Macgowan remember when their mum died of a stroke with immense sadness. She was only 62 and seemed well, from keeping fit and healthy. In fact, she had been out on her bike the day before she had a stroke.
That was 23rd July 2008, and they still feel their mum, Molly’s loss keenly. The sisters say, “Mum's stroke was so sudden and unexpected - it made us realise how li