Receiving News Your Loved One Has Had A Stroke. Ep60
In this episode, I discuss where to begin as you struggle to come to grips with the devastating news that your loved one has had a stroke. You are likely entering a new world full of unfamiliar medical jargon, different medical professionals, and so many moving parts.
It is easy to feel overwhelmed by all the information given to you, on top of the whirlwind of emotions caused by your concern about your loved one.
Take a deep breath. I'm here to help.
Key Points:
The importance of learning:
What is a stroke?
What type of stroke did your loved one have?
The critical role of hope and motivation during recovery.
Tune in to hear about how caregivers can stay informed, make the best decisions, and support their loved one's recovery journey.
Tune in for practical advice and heartfelt support, with more episodes to follow.
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Consuela Marshall,
Occupational Therapist,
Family Caregiver Coach
Certified Aging in Place Specialist
Certified Dementia Care Practitioner
Certified Geriatric Care Professional
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