A friend of mine had a stroke this past week and has experienced paralysis of his left side (his dominant side), from head-to-toe. He's thankfully 100% mentally but he's going through the many stages of grief for his situation multiplied by the fact he is unable to afford rehabilitation. He is a family man, a dog-lover and an honorable veteran of the United States military, at 33 years old! If you have the means to share financially with him, please chip-in to help him regain some/all quality of life he's accustomed.
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04-24-2019 #1Enthusiast
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Help a friend
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Lost a friend a few weeks ago to stroke. Only 49 years, High BP.Last edited by JonB ~ PartsRack; 04-25-2019 at 04:05 PM.
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04-26-2019 #3Moderator
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My dad at 75 years old had a stroke with his left side being messed up. He wasn't doing what he should have as far as rehab and never got more than maybe 50-60% use back on the left. Most people especially younger come out the other side with very good results. Hope he makes out ok.
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Thank you guys!
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