Ray and Nancy Banks had just finished breakfast when Ray started to feel weak. After 62 years of marriage, Nancy could tell something was wrong and knew that her husband needed help. Ray was admitted to the hospital, diagnosed with a stroke, successfully treated and sent home.
Then came the hard part.
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Opportunities to participate in research
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This study is recruiting participants with cirrhosis to determine the effects of selonsertib on fibrosis regression and complication reduction.
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This study is recruiting participants who have experienced a decline in memory or mental functions to distinguish the characteristics of neurodegenerative disorders.
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This study is recruiting participants with chronic heart failure to evaluate the safety and efficacy of empagliflozin.
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Tips for supporting a loved one after stroke
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by Cam Clayton |
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Learn all you can.
Read about stroke recovery, support services and how to reduce future stroke risks. Start here. |
Find support for both of you.
Connect with friends and family. Consider joining a local stroke survivor and caregiver support group–you are not alone. |
Take care of you.
Take breaks from caregiving, manage stress, maintain social activities and exercise–you need to stay healthy to be a good support. |
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