How do people who are greatly physically fit have strokes

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Is overtraining the culprit here?

I live in constant fear of another stroke after I had one 9 months ago at 43 years old. I have a new outlook on life for sure but it's terrifying nonetheless.

Mom just had one. Learning all about these. Thank you for sharing your story. It EFF'ing matters!!! YOU MATTER!!!! Hope is all ANY of us really have!!! TY again

Thank you for helping us!

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I have this exact issue. Will my best next be the hospital?

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My life was saved beacuse of this procedure. In may 2022 I suffered from ishemic stroke and was taken to hospital. There doctor conducted mechanical thrombectomy without any delay ( within 1/2 hour of stroke onset) and saved my life.

Thanks for sharing your story

Best wishes to you and all those recovering.

I thank you guys for this myself had a stroke 2 years ago still trying to recover

Well done Mark. That is horrendous to suffer at such a young age. Keep faith in your recovery, it does improve, from experience. I sincerely wish you well in recovery.

Thank you to all of the survivors and their families for sharing their stories. All such inspiring people. ❤

Hai, am a speech therapist. Could you plz tell the name of the app ?

very inspirational, i'm zulfi from Indonesia, Stroke Ischemic pasca i try to survival. thank you for you shareing

Thank you, Ethan. As a new staff member at Cardiff Met working in Stroke Hub Wales, I clicked on you as my first introduction to the big world around stroke. I found your video informative, practical, inspiring and emotional. Thank you very much

Super video guys , very emotional , but uplifting. Keep doing the fantastic work.

Never mind thrombectomy, even MRI is not available 24/7

Keep going Claire. You might also benefit from just swinging your lower legs while sitting like children do. Even bouncing in your chair on a cushion. Or straighten your legs under your table scissor and hold straight for a few seconds… Your legs have more muscle so would be more useful. Also walk barefoot or with soft shoes to let your weight press upon the insoles of your feet, this pushes blood back up, giving your heart a little assist.

I have walked in the same shows . Proud of you young man. Celer Et Audax

Good luck with Chelsea! Inspirational ! This from a gardener whose wife is still hospitalized 3 months after her stroke, but there is a way forward through the undergrowth!

Very inspirational and so very true, survival and resilience, well done to all involved. X

Great work

As a teacher, this is amazingly helpful when working with my alternative abilities students. Isn't it amusing to see how we become characters in life? Keep up the great work.

I suffered to a burst AVM in 1985. It was a year until I could process verbal sentences. Over the years, I have noticed that aphasia, is a gift not a disability if you observe the society that we a living in. Before city life even began, we humans lived of the land, who had little verbal language, we had intuition and natural skills. Today everything is leaning heavily of technology, time and verbal information. I made a dicision to leave this matrix 6 years ago and I created my own identity as a living man with Wernicke aphasia and no corporation can verbally contract with me, not can I process State documents. I created my own life, where everything must be written on simple terms that suits me. I live by Common Law and the Commandments, which is superior to the Government which is a corporation. In my spiritual way, God gave me aphasia, to go back to nature and live the way we are supposed to. I have no disabilities at all, when living on my own terms.

Yes Ethan

It’s help alot because I experience everything exactly like it👍🏽👍🏽

My Father recently had a stroke attack and could not speak. this is four months after the stroke attack. how long does it take to recover?

Hello there ,My name is christ exorra from malaysia and i have this difficould swolling food in neck dysphagia since 2018-2024 😢 but how to heal this pain in Esophageal (CPD) .

Ty for the tutorial

Thank you for sharing your experience, I had a Stroke on the 17th Jan 2024 and an still working on my recovery with help, much help, from my loving wife, Iskra (Bulgarian), I am British but have retired in Bulgaria.

9 years ago & I’ll be the first to comment 😂

Ann Maria flat 4/40 leopold rd Felixstowe ip11 7 np worked in charity’s and robbed every one she worked for to feed her boyfriend’s alcoholic addiction get back what she stole she has large sums of cash left

I had what i think is a minor stoke a few days ago. Dr said its stroke. At first i thought it was just fatigue. Everything seeme back to normal except my signature is messier, and getting dressed is slower.

Really interesting and inspiring, thank you Ethan

How are you feeling today 2024. I hope and pray u are well. Prayers 🙏

Good to see the research on this matter 👏

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I had two mini strokes,first one was soft second one affected my speech in a difference period of two years.I am still working on my speech 7 months since the second one hit me,and I work out 5-6 days a week,my right side got 99:%. Better only my speech sound different😊

Excellent talk that even a layman like me can understand. I love that it reminds us to focus on the person and how what were different fields, stroke, cognitive ability etc can't be looked in isolation. Completely unbiassed opinion of course 🤣.

Hello there! I stumbled upon your video on how you depict the story of a young stroke survivor, courtesy of KZbin's recommendation, and I must say, I'm impressed by how seamlessly you articulate your ideas. Your presentation truly showcases the boundless potential of human creativity, inspiration, and imagination-themes that deeply resonate with the content I share on my own channel, where I strive to provide hope, encouragement, and meaning in today's complex world. Your unique perspective on this topic is truly refreshing. Your video is clear and practical, making it easy to understand and enjoy. I not only liked it but also subscribed to your channel. Keep up the outstanding work!

Two days after my second covid shot I went deaf in my right ear, temporarily blind in my left eye and had trouble swallowing. Ultimately the neurologist said I had a micro stroke. I believe that my blood thinners saved me from being a covid statistic.

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