Being "stroke smart"

When Is It Critical To Say “Stick Out Your Tongue”?

By W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones —— Bio and Archives--August 10, 2008

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Why did a 28 year friend of mine survive a stroke when a stroke destined another to spend the rest of his life disabled? The reason is that some people are “stroke smart”. They know that speed often determines the difference between walking again, or being confined to a wheelchair. And it’s easy to be “stroke smart”. You only need to remember the first three letters of stroke, STR.

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