“Every 65 seconds, someone develops Alzheimer’s disease in the United States,” says the Alzheimer’s Association. That fact is equally surprising and frightening to me. My great grandmother Doris was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease many years ago. I remember her as a charming and generous woman. I recall that she let my sisters and I play
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Many of us know that a stroke can have life altering implications, but would you know what to do if it happened to someone you love? Here’s how you can recognize the signs of a stroke and aid in the recovery process. Common signs of a stroke include: Sudden onset of a severe headache
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In the United States, approximately 800,000 adults experience a stroke every year. Victims often suffer a long, exhausting path to recovery and face the prospect of premature death as well as debilitating speech and mobility issues. Strokes do not happen at random. Many are triggered by blockages in the brain that result from years of
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