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Stroke Caregivers...this handbook was created by our organization just for you, written by our group of experienced stroke caregivers for the new stroke caregiver.  We hope you can use it to guide you through the maze of obstacles that you now face.

If you are a Stroke Caregiver living in the United Kingdom, we now have a handbook with resources specifically for the UK. 

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The Stroke Network Stroke Caregiver Handbook (USA) pdt file

 

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The Stroke Network Stroke Caregiver Handbook (UK)   pdt file

 

The file is in the PDF format and uses the Acrobat Reader to read the file. If your computer does not already have this software you may download it for free from Adobe.

Our document begins with a brief background about stroke.  It then moves on to provide you with tips on how to handle the routine questions that you must answer, what paperwork you might want to submit and how to be their best advocate for your loved one while they are in the hospital. And finally, what happens as your loved one goes through their rehabilitation stage and hopefully on to recovery. 

Your questions can be answered in the Stroke Caregivers forum on our message board.  Please start by registering with us.  You will then be granted permission to use the board whenever your time permits.  You will be able to post questions and obtain answers from  the message board 24/7, plus attend one of our chat sessions especially for stroke caregivers.  When you have the time, ask and receive answers to your caregiver questions in real-time. 

Another good resource to answer your questions about stroke is our Stroke Education website.  Our Stroke Education website explains about stroke rehabilitation and stroke recovery.  It also has an extensive glossary of terms used when speak about stroke.  Finally, you have the means to understand all the terminology thrown at you by doctors and nurses. 

We want to acknowledge everyone from The Stroke Network who contributed to making this project happen!  We had at least 25 members contribute to this document and we sincerely  thank each and everyone of them for their contribution and in making this project successful. 

 

 

 


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