Posts Tagged stroke
5 Steps on the Path to Recovery from Stroke and Aneurysm
Posted by Samantha Gluck in Diseases & Conditions, Guest Contributions, Healthcare News on June 21, 2012
When working to recover from a debilitating illness or any great medical challenge, such as a stroke or aneurysm, no one can predict the future. What will a given person’s recovery look like? What capacities will the survivor regain? Will life ever go back to “normal” again? The journey for each person is unique, and […]
Can Infants Have Strokes?
Posted by Samantha Gluck in Balanced Living, Pediatric Health, Women's Health Topics on February 29, 2012
Editor’s note: This article was originally written by Laura Sauer for http://www.medtopicwriter.com. The editors at Balanced Living Magazine (where Samantha Gluck is a regular contributor) thought it so awesome, that they asked permission to republish the story. Sauer is a wife, mother to two young boys, and high school English teacher in Michigan. In her […]
Pediatric Stroke. Yeah, it happens.
Posted by Samantha Gluck in Guest Contributions, Pediatric Health on November 13, 2011
Editor’s Note: Please welcome our newest guest contributor, Laura Miriam. Laura is a wife, mother to two boys, educator, sleep-deprived graduate student, and coffee addict. In her spare time, Laura maintains a humor blog, Catharsis, which also features articles dedicated to raising awareness about pediatric stroke. Stroke. Something that only happens to the elderly, right? — […]
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