Stroke News 2005

Winter 2005

This issue of Stroke News is dedicated to carers. Actress Jan Harvey talks about her experiences of caring for her father after he had a stroke, and the Chief Executive of the Princess Royal Trust for Carers discusses the importance of carers to the rehabilitation of stroke survivors. We also provide practical advice for people who are caring for a person who has had a stroke.

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Autumn 2005

In light of our Stroke is a Medical Emergency campaign, we interview Diane Price, a stroke survivor who experienced what it is like when stroke is not treated as an emergency. Martina Laird, actress on the BBC’s Casualty also tells us why paramedics are so important. This issue also provides information on swallowing problems after stroke.

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Summer 2005

In this issue we interview newsreader Sophie Raworth, who tells us of the impact on her family after her aunt had a stroke. We also focus on communication difficulties after stroke, and give an overview of what The Stroke Association is doing to help tackle such problems. You will also find information on obtaining insurance after a stroke and can read about the 2005 Life After Stroke Award winners.

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Spring 2005

What are the challenges to getting back behind the steering wheel after a stroke? In this issue, black cab driver Ian Starkey tells us how he got back into the driving seat after his stroke, and we provide information on what the law says about driving and stroke. We also give an insight into what stroke clubs are all about.

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