How do I know if my dad had a stroke?

How do I know if my dad had a stroke?

How can I tell if someone is having a stroke?

1. Face. Has your parent’s face fallen on one side? Can they still smile?
2. Arms. Can your parent raise both arms? Can they keep them there or does one fall?
3. Speech. Is your parent’s speech slurred?
4. Time. If any of these signs present themselves you should call 999 right away.

Can a 100 year old survive a stroke?

Stroke is prevalent in elderly individuals, with 66% of hospitalized cases being people over the age of 65. Many stroke survivors are able to recover functional independence over time, but 25% are left with a minor disability and 40% experience moderate-to-severe disabilities.

How old was my husband when he had a stroke?

My husband suffered a massive stroke two years ago. Grady wasn’t that old (59, at the time) and he was in pretty good health. He was a few pounds overweight, but he wasn’t a smoker, nor did he have a family history that could help us make sense of what happened. My husband suffered a massive stroke two years ago.

When did my 84 year old mom have a stroke?

When my 84-year-old Mom had a stoke on May 2, the right side of her body was rendered useless. In the past six months, she has been blessed with a supportive medical team, therapy team, and family team that has worked together to gain remarkable results.

How old was Grady when he had his stroke?

Grady wasn’t that old (59, at the time) and he was in pretty good health. He was a few pounds overweight, but he wasn’t a smoker, nor did he have a family history that could help us make sense of what happened. My husband suffered a massive stroke two years ago.

How long has it been since I had a stroke?

Here’s a story from a stroke survivor named Margaret who has had more than 5 years elapse since her stroke. This was part of her review for FitMi home therapy, which she used for rehab at home. “In 2010, I had a stroke. Since then, my right arm and both of my hands have become increasingly more contracted.

My husband suffered a massive stroke two years ago. Grady wasn’t that old (59, at the time) and he was in pretty good health. He was a few pounds overweight, but he wasn’t a smoker, nor did he have a family history that could help us make sense of what happened. My husband suffered a massive stroke two years ago.

When my 84-year-old Mom had a stoke on May 2, the right side of her body was rendered useless. In the past six months, she has been blessed with a supportive medical team, therapy team, and family team that has worked together to gain remarkable results.

Grady wasn’t that old (59, at the time) and he was in pretty good health. He was a few pounds overweight, but he wasn’t a smoker, nor did he have a family history that could help us make sense of what happened. My husband suffered a massive stroke two years ago.

When to talk to your dad about his stroke?

NOBODY is giving us any answers. Answer: It would be best to talk to your dad’s physician about his condition. Symptoms of stroke can be magnified when a patient is sleepy or fatigued.