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Help stroke survivors rebuild their lives

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£50 could help fund critical research leading to life-changing discoveries that will help more stroke survivors and their families find real hope for the future.
£25 could allow our Helpline to answer more calls from people affected by stroke, giving them the emotional support they need to begin rebuilding their lives.
£10 could help our support groups give expert advice to more stroke survivors and signpost to services that will help them find hope and confidence for recovery.
A regular gift of £7 could help fund critical stroke research that could rebuild lives and even save them.
A regular gift of £5 could enable our Stroke Support Coordinators to continue giving people the emotional and practical support they need.
A regular gift of £3 could help us reach more people with My Stroke Guide, empowering them to manage their recovery.
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Dr. Patchwood portrait
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Stroke survivor Stacey sat with Stroke Association advisor
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Erin had a stroke when she was just 29 years old.

"The impact is huge, to a point where you lose yourself, or part of yourself. The hard part is accepting that and I just wanted to be myself again so much.

At the start it's all consuming because the fatigue, the headaches, the brain fog - the not making sense of things fully and nobody really tells you that this is going to happen. So holding on to that hope is so important."

"It’s more important than ever to donate to the Stroke Association, so we can continue to help those who are affected by stroke, not only the stroke survivors but anybody around them that’s been affected."

Please donate today so we can reach more stroke survivors. Your gifts will help to fund vital work – such as the Stroke Helpline, research projects and support groups – and help stroke survivors and their families rebuild their lives.