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StrokeConnection SPOTLIGHT

 

She wasn't expected to walk again, much less teach yoga, after stroke at 44. She now does both.

LeeAnn Walton of New York City had an intracerebral hemorrhagic stroke ‒ meaning a blood vessel ruptured in her brain, causing bleeding.

She never gave up after four years of gains and setbacks in her stroke recovery.

Read LeeAnn’s story
She wasn't expected to walk again, much less teach yoga, after stroke at 44. She now does both.
 
 
 

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StrokeConnection FEATURES

 
 

Blood vessels – not just brain cells – can affect brain health, report finds

Blood vessels – not just brain cells – can affect brain health, report finds

Brain health experts look at what's known about the link between blood vessels, dementia and other brain disorders in a new science report.

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An irregular sleep schedule is linked to higher odds of high blood pressure

An irregular sleep schedule is linked to higher odds of high blood pressure

People with irregular sleep patterns may face much higher odds of high blood pressure than those who stick to a schedule, research suggests.

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California man didn't know he was a living 'ticking time bomb' for a stroke

California man didn't know he was a living 'ticking time bomb' for a stroke

Having untreated high blood pressure wreaked havoc on Richard Horton's blood vessels, leading to two strokes that left him fighting to walk.

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New discussion topic for stroke group leaders

New discussion topic for stroke group leaders

Use our newest topic, Managing Prescription Medications, at your next support group meeting. Help your group learn how managing medications can lead to better outcomes.

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Simply Good will inspire you to eat healthier

Simply Good will inspire you to eat healthier

Designed for stroke survivors, these recipes include modifications, tips for meal prep, ideas for snacks and side dishes. Eat well to reduce your risk of another stroke.

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New app matches young patients and caregivers

New app matches young patients and caregivers

The AHA and SelfiHealth are collaborating to support heart and stroke patients under age 40 by matching them based on shared health concerns, interests and experiences.

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RECIPES OF THE MONTH

 

Egg, avocado and bean breakfast burrito

Egg, avocado and bean breakfast burrito

This perfect protein-based breakfast is easy to prepare the night before for a fast and flavorful grab-and-go breakfast.

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Lemongrass shrimp with spring pea salad

Lemongrass shrimp with spring pea salad

Lemongrass brings a zesty citrus flavor to the shrimp, complimenting the peas bathed in a fresh mint and lemon vinaigrette.

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