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Acute Treatment for stroke needs to be done as quickly as possible.
https://youtu.be/LvoONWiXJ5I?list=PLbKSbFnKYVY2H3ORyuAQAFKtaIStUSA8B -
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Finally prevent of strokes and reoccurrence of strokes. Life style change and being informed is the best way to prevent a stroke.
https://youtu.be/FVedgkn0o70?list=PLbKSbFnKYVY2H3ORyuAQAFKtaIStUSA8B
Thank you for watching.
Note and disclaimer: This information is for learning and education and I do not represent any medical facility or the college. I always recommend that you speak with your doctor before starting any treatments. -
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Acute Treatment for stroke needs to be done as quickly as possible.
https://youtu.be/LvoONWiXJ5I?list=PLbKSbFnKYVY2H3ORyuAQAFKtaIStUSA8B
Thank you Lady RD!
All of your posts are informative and helpful
Strokes are a varied monster.
My Father had visible effects and rushed to the hospital
Whereupon an hour in the Emergency
He was joking with the staff.
Confusing for his case was rare.
Catscans didn't detect 17 strokes.
Usually strokes affect the right or left side
Of the brain. Ultimately that's where
They were looking to see ... Dad was an anamoly!
17 strokes in one months left him bedridden!
MRI finally ascertained they were hitting him
At the base of the brain.
He was given three months to live...
He lived 5 years and I counted 48 strokes
I'm certain he suffered more.
Diagnosis can go wrong.
I was not in the medical profession
I was his main caregiver.
Particularly after he was given three months.
He wanted to die in his home.
Long story ...short.
His strokes opened the eyes of many
Neurologists, Specialists ...the list is extensive.
I could tell when he was about to have one.
His eyes, his speech would be after he was having one.
We were blessed with our furry family member
Who would in his own way, let me know
He had an infection or if he sat above Dads head,
That a stroke was imminent.
I will come back to watch all the videos you kindly
Posted.
Thank you.
I hope everyone takes the time to watch.
Grateful for your input!
Love and light
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this is such a wonderful thread.
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Acute Treatment for stroke needs to be done as quickly as possible.
https://youtu.be/LvoONWiXJ5I?list=PLbKSbFnKYVY2H3ORyuAQAFKtaIStUSA8B
Thank you Lady RD!
All of your posts are informative and helpful
Strokes are a varied monster.
My Father had visible effects and rushed to the hospital
Whereupon an hour in the Emergency
He was joking with the staff.
Confusing for his case was rare.
Catscans didn't detect 17 strokes.
Usually strokes affect the right or left side
Of the brain. Ultimately that's where
They were looking to see ... Dad was an anamoly!
17 strokes in one months left him bedridden!
MRI finally ascertained they were hitting him
At the base of the brain.
He was given three months to live...
He lived 5 years and I counted 48 strokes
I'm certain he suffered more.
Diagnosis can go wrong.
I was not in the medical profession
I was his main caregiver.
Particularly after he was given three months.
He wanted to die in his home.
Long story ...short.
His strokes opened the eyes of many
Neurologists, Specialists ...the list is extensive.
I could tell when he was about to have one.
His eyes, his speech would be after he was having one.
We were blessed with our furry family member
Who would in his own way, let me know
He had an infection or if he sat above Dads head,
That a stroke was imminent.
I will come back to watch all the videos you kindly
Posted.
Thank you.
I hope everyone takes the time to watch.
Grateful for your input!
Love and light
~Divine
Thank you so very much for the reply Lady D. Yes strokes can be very hard to detect and the brain is so complicated to begin with. The medical field of neurology is just touching the edges of why, what and how strokes are caused. It is very unfortunate that some has to suffer so much before it is found out. My cousin was 45 when she had a major stroke (brain hemorrhage) when she past away. She only complained of having a really bad headache, laid down and passed away in her sleep. My grandmother on the other hand had 21 mini-strokes before she had a large encompassing stroke that caused her to be bed ridden until she passed away from heart complications. I'm glad that your dad had a companion that helped detect the oncoming strokes and that he had you to care for him. It's very sad to see a loved one affected by this debilitating condition and we can do nothing about it except try and make them as comfortable and independent as possible. I know doctors make is sound complicated with all their fancy words, but basically a stroke is the rupture of blood vessels in the brain, which can be caused by a variety of reasons. Usually the main one is plaque build up in the vessels which causes blockage and then rupture. I glad to know he was well cared for until the end. My deepest heart felt condolence for your loss even if it was recent it's will always be hard to take. Much love to you Lady D! -
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Hello Lady RD,
Curious to hear your thoughts from this article !
Thank you!
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This is an excellent article and he has hit the nail on the head with using a natural mostly vegetarian diet can heal the body from the inside out. I also recommend Jethro Kloss'es book Back to Eden that is rich in information and diets on how to heal the body from many aliments.
I was just talking with my best friend this morning about the health care system and nutrition. Doctors are not out to heal the body because they would loose business. And the pharmaceutical companies don't want you to be healthy because they will loose business. It's a vicious cycle that only ourselves can break by eating and living right. I personally follow the dietary laws put forth by the bible and live a very healthy life. In the world we live in it is very hard to have a diet that is not tainted in some way from improper farming techniques and a lot of the earth has been poisoned by chemicals. Big chemical companies like Monsantos have encouraged farmers to use products like burn down that has destroyed the lands natural ability to recover and produce healthy food. We have to start with our young and encourage eating whole and naturally grown food. Stop giving our children anything that comes in a box, show them how to grow food naturally. Even families that live in the city can eat naturally by having small gardens. Even if they grow it in a pot on the front porch or in the window ledge in the kitchen. Society has unfortunately become programed and accustomed to fast food and taking the easy way out when it comes to nutrition. We have to put forth the effort to heal ourselves by taking the steps in the right direction. One last note, even the use of man made vitamin supplements cannot be trusted because there are added ingredient in the pill that binds it together that is unhealthy for man to consume. If you can obtain supplements in natural powder or oil form is a better way to take them. But with that being said it is easier to get the proper nutrition is to eat it not take it in pill form. I hope this information is helpful to anyone who reads it. Please feel free to leave comments and I will respond when I can. Thank you, Yvette Tipsword LPN -
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Excellent information on peaches General!!!! Although when buy fresh fruit and vegetables we have to make sure that they have not been genetically altered and are as chemical free as possible.
Here is a link on GMO foods and the health risk associated with it.
http://responsibletechnology.org/gmo-education/health-risks/
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For those who don't follow me on Twitter and Face Book. I wanted to share this new vaccine information about Shingles.
Shingles can be a very painful and debilitating part of ones life. My sister in law had it and she sure wish she hadn't got it. If you have every had chicken pox you are susceptible to getting shingles (Herpes Zoster). This new vaccine is a great idea for the prevention of shingle later in life. Normally I wouldn't advocate getting a man made vaccine, but I believe this is a very good idea.
http://www.empr.com/shingrix-zostavax-advisory-committee-on-immunization-practices/article/702812/ -
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For those who don't follow me on Twitter and Face Book. I wanted to share this new vaccine information about Shingles.
Shingles can be a very painful and debilitating part of ones life. My sister in law had it and she sure wish she hadn't got it. If you have every had chicken pox you are susceptible to getting shingles (Herpes Zoster). This new vaccine is a great idea for the prevention of shingle later in life. Normally I wouldn't advocate getting a man made vaccine, but I believe this is a very good idea.
http://www.empr.com/shingrix-zostavax-advisory-committee-on-immunization-practices/article/702812/
Thank you for all of your information Lady RD!
You’re a wealth of information
Thank you.
I am sorry for you’re loss and I understand
The complexities of strokes for they are
Not always similar ....they vary depending on
The persons constitution.
Much love and light.
Vaccines ...I’ve been skeptical
Like Fluoride etc
As you mentioned whole foods is the key.
Most of my life I’ve been vegetarian
Instinctively at first
Body reacting to foods that aren’t good for us
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Finally prevent of strokes and reoccurrence of strokes. Life style change and being informed is the best way to prevent a stroke.
https://youtu.be/FVedgkn0o70?list=PLbKSbFnKYVY2H3ORyuAQAFKtaIStUSA8B
Thank you for watching.
Note and disclaimer: This information is for learning and education and I do not represent any medical facility or the college. I always recommend that you speak with your doctor before starting any treatments.
I think it would be a good thing if more people actually learnt how to tell if someone had them. This is very emotional for me as 1 of my Aunt's had 1 a week after seeing my other Aunt who had just been diagnosed with terminal lung cancer. 2 weeks after my Aunt with lung cancer died. The hospital said the stroke was caused by seeing her Sister like that. She looked well but lost her voice & couldn't breathe. It was difficult to see. A week after attending my Aunt's funeral, an old man in the café suddenly turned ill. He said he felt ill but didn't know why. Then he suddenly turned quiet. We went to see if he was o.k. but his face turned lop-sided. They sent for an ambulance but said everything else to those on the other side of the phone except his face was lop-sided. I told them to mention that but they said it wasn't important. I knew it was as it would have told them what was wrong. The paramedics asked if he was having a fit when they came. I said it looked more like a stroke to me. It turned out I was right but no one listened. He could have got treatment sooner if they did. They were all telling me except the paramedics I didn't know what I was talking about. Some apologised afterwards. Luckily he was o.k. -
