Impact: Surviving a Stroke
A medical stroke impacts the lives of more than 9000 New Zealanders every year. In this episode, we visit Middlemore Hospital and meet Max and Iutita, two patients who recently survived a life-changing stroke. With physical and neurological challenges to overcome, we follow the beginning of their journey to recovery and the interventions required to get them back to daily living.
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I feel the same way can not stop waatching!
Porque vcs mandam isso pra mim , não entendo sua língua. Me poupe….
i had an avm bleeding with q breakthru into my lateral ventricula 11years ago and left me hemiplegic with hemianopsia
i phoned emergency myself but i am alive and try to live to the max
Very important video for seniors to watch, or anyone else for that matter. Thanks for posting.
I had a stroke with 25 years. I’m so thankful that I am back to normal
Again : a fantastic piece of documentary !! I must say : I discovered your channel yesterday (it’s a shame , much too late , I know !! 😉) , and I can’t get enough of your videos – a wonderful mix of information , humanity and news sharing – good filmed and excellent researched – thank you !! Lots of love from Germany !! 🌻
Thanks for this important documentation! My grandfather had a major stroke, recovered from it surprisingly well, stopped smoking and changed his diet. A year later I was sitting in my grandparent’s kitchen, drinking tea, right next to my grandfather, and I suddenly saw his left eyelid and the corner of his mouth go down, and he hardly reacted to speech. This happened within 15 seconds. Before my grandmother could react, I had already called the emergency doctor on my mobile phone. He had had three minor strokes at the same time or one right after the other. After that he was a bit restricted on the left side – he fought his way back to life. This experience was so traumatizing as a teenager, I get goose bumps when I think about it.
My Mom got rushed to hospital today suspect of stroke, 2 hours ago we got told it was one, she had issues before with a tumor and things happened again a few months ago her speech got affected and some other things, I told her to sort it out with the doctor she never did, she woke up today in a much worse state leading us to call 999, then obviously it was a stroke, The problems over the last few months was probably a also stroke 🙁 we will get that confirmed after they test her more but we are kicking ourselves for not calling 999 when things happened months ago but she was stubborn not to sort it out the symptoms she had before this one was, Laughing at weird times being lost in her own head a bit spacial awareness decreased abnormal walking