smallory

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  1. Please join us in one of our private chat rooms.  We have chat sessions scheduled in the afternoons and evenings throughout the week.  Click here to check out our Chat Schedule

     

    Come and talk to one of our experienced senior chat hosts and get your questions answered.  

     

    Do you have questions about stroke or do you just want to chat with another stroke survivor or stroke caregiver. 

     

    Click here to read how to access the chat rooms and also about the many other things that are important about chat.

     

    Send a Private Message (PM) to ksmith or djeffries if you have a question!

  2. Welcome to the StrokeNet Message Board. If you are not familiar with our board, then please spend a few minutes reading some of the topics in our Help and Advanced Help sections. Click on the Help dropdown menu, found at the very top of the message board. The Help link addresses just basic explanations about the board while Advanced Help provides detailed step-by-step instructions and screenshots so you can visually follow the steps. The topics cover anything from how to add a post to how to access the chat room. It will make your experience with us much more pleasurable. Use the Contact Us tab to email us a question or provide us with your feedback.

     

    We are here to help and support you with your experience with stroke. If you are interested in a specific topic, then please type a keyword into the Search box. Browse through the forums and feel free to start or reply to a topic. Whatever your reason for joining StrokeNet, plan to come back often and "pay it forward" and help other stroke survivors with your comments to out message board! :)

  3. Welcome to the StrokeNet Message Board. If you are not familiar with our board, then please spend a few minutes reading some of the topics in our Help and Advanced Help sections. Click on the Help dropdown menu, found at the very top of the message board. The Help link addresses just basic explanations about the board while Advanced Help provides detailed step-by-step instructions and screenshots so you can visually follow the steps. The topics cover anything from how to add a post to how to access the chat room. It will make your experience with us much more pleasurable. Use the Contact Us tab to email us a question or provide us with your feedback.

     

    We are here to help and support you with your experience with stroke. If you are interested in a specific topic, then please type a keyword into the Search box. Browse through the forums and feel free to start or reply to a topic. Whatever your reason for joining StrokeNet, plan to come back often and "pay it forward" and help other stroke survivors with your comments to out message board! :)

  4. Welcome to the StrokeNet Message Board. :hi:

    If you are not familiar with our board, then please spend a few minutes reading some of the topics in our Help section.

     

    Hover over the Help dropdown menu, found at the very top of the message board. Click on the Advanced Help selection.  It  provides detailed step-by-step instructions and screenshots so you can visually follow the steps. The topics cover anything from how to add a post to how to access the chat room. It will make your experience with us much more pleasurable.  :happy:

     

    We are here to help and support you with your experience with stroke. If you are interested in a specific topic, then please type a keyword into the Search box. You must first register, and be approved, before you can post on our message board. Browse through the forums and feel free to start or reply to a topic.

     

    Make sure you read the topic about Newbie Chat after you read this topic. Use the Contact Us tab to email us a question or provide us with your feedback.

     

    Whatever your reason for joining StrokeNet, plan to come back often and "pay it forward" and help other stroke survivors with your comments to out message board! :big-grin:

  5. I live in northeast Maryland. Harford County, in a small section of the county called, Abingdon. It is between Edgewood and Bel Air. West of I-95. I would like to hear from anybody in Maryland, southern Pennslyvania, southern Delaware or southern New Jersey. :)

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  7. We encourage members to use this forum to plan local gatherings or coffee dates with other members. 

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    Let's get to know each other.  :coffee-addict:

  8. Hi, first, I would like to welcome you.

     

    Brainstem strokes can be that most and least debilitating type of stroke. Mine caused quadriplegia and loss of speech while I know others that you can look at and not see signs of a stroke at all.

     

    I'm not sure what happened to you but staying close to your doctor and maybe a neurologist is going to be in your best interests. My advice to you is to write everything down that seems different to you and report it at your next visit.

     

    Be aware of the stroke warning signs, which can be found at http://www.strokeawareness.org/ and have a plan of what to do if you think that you are having a stroke. My stroke started with symptoms on a Friday night and it was not until Sunday night that I had my stroke . I was having TIA's and had absolutely no idea of what was going on. Everybody that you needs be aware of is on that website.

     

    Good luck!