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No "I" in stroke

Alex and Adebisi explain how stroke affected their family life, and how they're learning to adapt together.

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Relationship changes after stroke

Our Stroke Helpline Team offer guidance on some of the practical things you can do to help.
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Thriving after stroke

Why we're campaigning to improve access to vital life after stroke support services.
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Maria smiling at the camera

Freedom to move

Stroke survivor, Maria, shares how she's building exercise and movement into her daily routine.
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Someone's had on a rail on a door into the toilet.

Help with the cost of home adaptations

Find out about the financial support available to help you make your home safer and more accessible after a stroke.
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Determined to adapt

How becoming a parent after her stroke inspired Deya to find ways to adapt.
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Taking medication to reduce your risk of stroke

Dr Buckle talks about the preventative medications prescribed after stroke, and why it's important to take them.
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Jacob smiling at the camera

A parent's perspective

Rebecca shares her experiences as the parent of a childhood stroke survivor, and advice for all families impacted by stroke.
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Elizabeth smiling at the camera

Fundraising in Dad's memory

How the impact of stroke on her family inspired Elizabeth to help others.
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"I felt supported, listened to and recognised"

Hear how Louise found support through our Stroke Helpline.
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Exploring the long-term effects of cognitive changes

Professor Nele Demeyere explains the results of her latest research project.

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