Stroke News 2009
Winter 2009
In this issue, Daniella Gonzalez, a younger stroke survivor, explains how she uses Christmas to chart her recovery from stroke. We also introduce a new phase for The Stroke Association’s Life After Stroke Services and discuss two new studies that could help stroke survivors with mobility.
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Autumn 2009
Anyone can have a stroke, even children and babies. The family of Sam Jones, who had a stroke at the age of four, describe their experiences in this issue. You can also read about how students in Bath volunteer to help stroke survivors, see photos of stroke survivors strutting their stuff at a stroke a-wear-ness fashion show and get an insight into a day in the life of a junior stroke doctor.
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Summer 2009
How can you keep up your hobbies after a stroke? This issue gets advice from a stroke survivor who has continued scuba diving during his rehabilitation. We also describe our work with South Asian communities, provide tips for holidaying after a stroke, and help you to maintain a healthy diet with a delicious recipe for a summer berry pudding.
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Spring 2009
If you ever watch the London Marathon and wonder what drives people to do it, this issue we find out with an interview with one of our fundraisers who took up the challenge. We also investigate how gardening played a role in one man’s rehabilitation and shine a light on research into central post-stroke pain.
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