Managing Your Stroke
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Resources
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One is Enough
Managing diabetes, high blood pressure and cholesterol, making healthy lifestyle choices and taking medications as recommended by your doctor, may help lower your risk of a second event.
Life After Stroke: Our Path Forward
After your stroke, new routines will become second nature. Rehabilitation is key in rebuilding your strength, capability and confidence. It can help you continue your daily activities despite the effects of your stroke.
Life After Stroke Guide for Patients and Caregivers (PDF)
The Life After Stroke Guide is also available in Spanish.
Guía de la vida tras un ataque cerebral (PDF)
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Looking for Stroke Information?
If you are a stroke survivor, caregiver or a family member looking for information and support, please connect with our trained stroke specialists through Stroke Family Warmline
If you are a group, organization or a hospital system, order stroke education materials here