
For my mother's life
Stroke what to do?
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Narrated by:
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Virtual Voice
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By:
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Lissy García H.

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Stroke, what to do?
On August 16, 2013, my mother experienced a devastating stroke that left her completely debilitated. The doctors delivered grim prognoses to my sisters and me, warning us that she might not survive. They cautioned that even if she did pull through, she would likely remain in a vegetative state. It was a harrowing moment, filled with uncertainty and fear.
But my mother is a true fighter, and she defied the odds. She not only survived the stroke, but she also made a remarkable recovery and regained control of her life. It wasn't a miraculous overnight transformation, but rather a testament to the power of time, effort, and unwavering dedication.
The stroke that struck my mother was an ischemic stroke, a transient ischemic attack that left its aftermath. However, with the combined efforts of her five daughters and the unwavering love and support of our family and friends, she was able to overcome the challenges and emerge stronger.
This book will delve into the details of how it all happened, the events leading up to the stroke that we may have overlooked, and the profound impact it had on our family. We will share our experiences of witnessing the once strong and resilient woman that our mother was, now in a helpless state. Whether we refer to it as a transient ischemic attack or a stroke, the reality is that it not only tests the physical and recovery capacity of the affected person, but also demands immense resilience from the entire family in navigating an unexpected situation. However, amidst the daunting challenges of an ischemic stroke, hope should never be lost. We must always keep our eyes on the goal, no matter how distant it may seem, and persevere in that direction, even if progress is slow. We must be cautious of taking a different path that leads us away from our true destination.
When a stroke occurs, it brings significant changes to the quality of life for the affected person and their loved ones. It comes unexpectedly, leaving behind physical and psychological consequences that require immense effort to overcome. As family members and friends, we must confront new situations, invest copious amounts of time, patience, perseverance, and unwavering dedication to support our loved one on their recovery journey. And above all, we must shower them with love, for it is the fuel that powers our hearts to keep running, no matter the obstacles.
Join us as we share the remarkable story of how my mother confronted a brain injury caused by interrupted blood supply with unwavering affection and unshakable faith. Love, ultimately, becomes the healing balm when other methods may falter, providing solace and comfort in the face of adversity.
So, let's not lose hope.