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Life After Stroke Blog
Stroke recovery is challenging for all, including the survivors and their caregivers. In this blog you will find useful articles and resources that will help you stay mentally and physically healthy in life after stroke.
Featured Articles
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Will It Happen Again? How to Manage the Fear of a Second Stroke and Take Steps to Prevent It
1 in 4 stroke survivors face another stroke, but up to 80% are preventable. Learn how to manage the fear and take control of your recovery.
August 30, 2025
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How to Ask for Support When You’re a Stroke Caregiver
Learn simple ways to request help at work, from doctors, family, and community so you can care for your loved one without burning out.
August 4, 2025
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How to Ask for Support After a Stroke—at Work, at Home, and Everywhere in Between
Learn simple ways to request help—at work, school, the clinic, and at home—so stroke survivors can thrive during recovery.
July 31, 2025
Stroke in Women: Recognizing The Unique Signs You Need to Know
Stroke in Women: Unique Signs You Can't Miss
March 6, 2025
Emotional Changes After a Stroke
Stroke recovery isn’t just physical. Learn how to manage the emotional changes that often come after.
May 23, 2024
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About Stroke
What happens during a stroke?
Understanding how stroke affects the brain—and why time is critical
July 5, 2022
Personal Stories
Ashley’s story — the silent cavernoma
Ashley’s Story: Silent Cavernoma, Sudden Stroke
October 29, 2021
Home & Work
Going back to work after a stroke — what to expect
From setting goals to asking for accommodations, here’s what to know about rejoining the workforce after stroke.
June 9, 2021
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About Stroke
Warning Signs of a Stroke
Know the signs. B.E.F.A.S.T. can help you recognize a stroke and act quickly—because every second matters.
May 26, 2021
About Stroke
Helpful resources
Stroke Risk Factors — what we do and don’t control
Know your risk. Learn which stroke risk factors you can control — and which you can’t. From age and family history to diet, exercise, and blood pressure, understanding the risks can help you take charge of your health.
May 24, 2021
The Stroke Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting stroke survivors, caregivers, and families through every stage of recovery. We provide access to stroke recovery funding, educational stroke resources, mental health support, and tools for prevention. Whether you’re looking for guidance after a stroke, seeking help with therapy costs, or searching for ways to give back — we’re here to help. Join us in raising stroke awareness and making recovery possible for everyone.
