Where Can I Buy Books Written Backwards (From Right to Left) Specifically for a Stroke Patient?
by Rawberry van Lightening Question by cat: Where can I buy books written backwards (from right to left) specifically for a stroke patient? My mother in law has recently suffered a stroke and can only read and write from right to left now (i,e. backwards). Does anyone know of any websites that sell books (I’m thinking fiction, something to entertain her) written backwards for needs of this kind? Thanks, Best answer: Read more... ...
How to Become a Psi Vampire Donor?
by lemonhalf Question by houseboy: How to become a psi vampire donor? My wife and I are interested in becoming psi donors for vampires. We are particularly interested in donating to a vampire couple. How does someone connect with vampires and become a psi donor? Best answer: Answer by Randomi have no idea. i know it’s not helpful but i cant stand when questions remand unanswered for so long Answer by LitaExplore the online vampire community. Check meetup.org to see if there are any vampire groups in the area. Know better? Leave your own answer in the comments! Read more... ...
Stroke Care in Wales Could Be Significantly Improved Says Report
Stroke care in Wales could be significantly improved says report The first annual Welsh government report on the condition shows people from the most deprived areas are most likely to suffer a stroke. It comes as a new £11m rehabilitation centre for stroke victims opened at Llandough Hospital, near Cardiff. Health … Read more on BBC News Lawsuit after man, 70, run over twice Rowan is now recovering in a rehab facility. His family … A federal lawsuit filed by the victim's family seeks more than 25,000 in damages and assurances that similar incidents won't happen. … He has impaired abilities and occasional confusion … Read more on WOOD-TV Read more... ...
Bell Tolls: Washington, Robert Griffin III Must Win at Eagles
... Tolls: Washington, Robert Griffin III must win at Eagles In his first game back from rehab last week, 49ers rush linebacker Aldon Smith got the rookie treatment. He was used in a fashion similar to how he was …. What a stroke of fortune that turned out to be. Tolzien was not only promoted to the active … Read more on USA TODAY Miracle recovery for stroke victim A 58-YEAR-OLD Notts woman left mute and paralysed by a stroke has beaten the odds by learning to walk and talk again. A clot struck the brain of Christine Knott, of Burton Joyce, when she was making a cup of tea in her kitchen. It sent her falling to … Read more on Nottingham Post Read ...
ELBOW MOVEMENT
ELBOW MOVEMENT – Computer games help stroke victims recover One in six Australians will experience a stroke so experts at the Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health are seeking ways to improve rehabilitation. “Traditional exercises are really good but playing the games makes it much more fun and … Read more on Yahoo!7 News Motivation key to Jacksonville man's recovery from stroke: 'I must try' Photos. Stroke survivor Sebastian Baker at Brooks Rehabilitation Hospital where he received his rehab after a stroke. BOB SELF/The Times-Union. Stroke survivor Sebastian Baker at Brooks Rehabilitation Hospital where he received his rehab after a stroke. Read more on Florida Times-Union Read more... ...
Award for Helping to Save Mum
Award for helping to save mum I came downstairs and I realised that she was having a stroke because I saw one side of her face was drooping and she couldn't use one of her arms on the same side. … Smoking, being overweight, lack of exercise and a poor diet are risk factors for … Read more on Channel Television Time not on stroke victims' side, so quick action crucial Arms — Ask the person to raise both arms. Does one arm drift downward? Speech — Ask the person to … Garza advises stroke patients to keep a positive outlook, which he says is critical for rehabilitation. “The brain does not re-grow damaged tissue … Read more on Houston Chronicle Read more... ...
Post Stroke Rehabilitation: Post Stroke Healing
Stroke is nothing but the increasing loss of brain functions because of disturbance in the flow of blood to the brain. This might occur because of ischemia (lack of blood flow) caused by blockage (thrombosis, arterial embolism) or hemorrhage (leakage of blood). As a result, the brain stops working and therefore the person cannot move his limbs on one side of the body. Other damages might occur like inability to understand or see one side of the visual field. Read more... ...