#post stroke

[chronic-this]

Have you memorized every single ding and imperfection on your ceiling too?

- a bed-bound chronically ill person.

[shankmeharder]

About to have my MRA done

Never had this one before, new notch on the belt I suppose.

It is also the 14th anniversary of the day my father passed, so I suppose it is only appropriate that I am wearing my Creepy Co. "all men are cremated equal" pin. I'm also wearing the gallbladder since that's what started all this.

I'm anxious as hell because I wore the wrong shoes and I have a massive headache. In addition, this place is the busiest I've ever seen it, and I come here a looooooot.

So yeah. Just a raw nerve right now.

[accesslarp]

Kingdoms of Novitas photo by Kat Crossman

[chronic-this]

Ah... that feeling when you’ve accomplished not even a quarter of the amount of work you need to get done for the day, even though the amount you had planned was already a lowered standard of what you would have liked (and sort of need) to accomplish. Spoons for the spoonless? Anyone? Anyone? Pretty please?

[accesslarp]

Pioneers LRP photo by Oliver Facey

I’m pretty sure somebody is in trouble here and it’s not her.

[sterlinghospitalsgujrat]

Post-stroke depression affects many survivors and can hinder recovery. Learn about its symptoms and effective treatment options for better r

[cbphysiotherapy]

Stroke and Cold Weather: How decrease in Temperature increases the risk of Ischemic Stroke? | Blog by CB Physiotherapy, Active Healing for Pain Free Life.Physiotherapy, Physiotherapy At Home, Post Stroke Rehab, Neuro Physiotherapy, Tele physiotherapy, Physical Therapy, Rehabilitation, Cardiac Rehabilitation, Cold weather

Stroke is a unique health condition that can occur because of blockage, causing paralysis, or can even burst which leads to bleeding. If a stroke occurs in the right side of the brain, the left side of the body will be affected, causing paralysis on the left side of the body, speech or language problems, slow, cautious behavior, memory loss, etc.

[cbphysiotherapy]

Hemiparesis | Training and Re-education of Muscle Weakness by Physiotherapy | Blog by CB Physiotherapy, Active Healing for Pain Free Life.Physiotherapy, Home Care, India, Physiotherapy At Home, Neurological Disorders, Pain Management, Post Stroke Rehab, Neuro Physiotherapy, Clinical Physiotherapy, Clinical care, Manual Therapy, Hemiparesis

The physiotherapist helps individuals with hemiparesis to improve their movements by doing repetitive and consistent exercises on their weakened sides