Stroke survivor Debra Meyerson and Steve Zuckerman, her husband and “carepartner” after stroke, founded the nonprofit Stroke Onward to help survivors, families and caregivers navigate the emotional journey to rebuild their identities and rewarding lives. As guest writers, they share their experiences and insights in their post-stroke journey.
After a stroke upended their lives, Debra and Steve discovered that survival was only the beginning of a much deeper journey.
In this column, they share their redefined recovery, identity and purpose.
Our Stroke Connection e-Newsletter will be changing to a new format soon
Starting in June, Stroke Connection will be solely focused on content and resources for stroke survivors and their families. If you’re a health care professional, please join our professional stroke e-Newsletter, Together to End Stroke.
Recovering from a stroke is different for everyone, but the first 90 days are a key time
During the first few months after a stroke, patients need rehabilitation for the best chances of long-term recovery. In this episode of House Calls, Dr. Eduardo Sanchez explains what to expect during treatment and recovery.
She survived a stroke at 21. Now, she helps other survivors find meaning in their story
A month before college graduation, Molly Buccola had a stroke caused by a blood clot that led to bleeding in both sides of her brain. Now, she helps stroke survivors share what they've learned from their stroke experiences.
Find strength in community – Join our live, virtual event
Connect with people who understand the stroke journey. Join survivors and care partners to share experiences, ask your tough questions and get guidance from experts. House Calls: Stroke Meet Up, Friday, March 13, at 2 p.m. CT.
Our Stroke Hero Awards recognize people and groups who inspire, educate and make a difference. Now it’s time for your voice to be heard. Help select the Voters’ Choice Hero by voting once a day between March 4-18. Vote now.
There is life — and hope — after stroke. Rehabilitation can help rebuild strength, confidence and independence. Our guide offers clear, compassionate information to help survivors and caregivers make the most of rehabilitation.
