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Stroke Rebel

Optimizing Neuroplasticity to Beat the Odds

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An entrepreneur and former model, Linda's journey after a massive stroke at 43 serves as a beacon of hope for stroke survivors. Once a successful wife, mother, and polyglot, her life was shattered in April 2016 when a blood clot led to extensive brain damage, leaving her paralyzed on her left side and unable to speak. With doctors unable to predict her recovery, Linda faced a daunting path filled with pain and setbacks, even contemplating giving up. However, she reached her lowest point and resolved to fight back, embracing the role of a "warrior and a rebel" to reclaim her life and support others in similar situations. Recognizing the critical nature of the first six months post-stroke, Linda transformed this period into a catalyst for recovery. She discovered valuable insights that fueled her rehabilitation, tapping into her brain's potential for improvement. Partnering with Arjan Kuipers, a specialist in applied clinical neuroscience, they developed home training resources for stroke survivors and those with brain injuries. Although the cause of her stroke is still a mystery, Linda believes stress was a significant factor. Reflecting on her journey, she expresses gratitude for the growth and authenticity she has gained, viewing herself as an ongoing experiment in neuroplasticity. Each day, she continues to make remarkable progress in her recovery.

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Stroke Rebel, Linda Rådestad

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Tytuł
Stroke Rebel
Podtytuł
Optimizing Neuroplasticity to Beat the Odds
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2019
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
418
ISBN10
9925763304
ISBN13
9789925763306
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An entrepreneur and former model, Linda's journey after a massive stroke at 43 serves as a beacon of hope for stroke survivors. Once a successful wife, mother, and polyglot, her life was shattered in April 2016 when a blood clot led to extensive brain damage, leaving her paralyzed on her left side and unable to speak. With doctors unable to predict her recovery, Linda faced a daunting path filled with pain and setbacks, even contemplating giving up. However, she reached her lowest point and resolved to fight back, embracing the role of a "warrior and a rebel" to reclaim her life and support others in similar situations. Recognizing the critical nature of the first six months post-stroke, Linda transformed this period into a catalyst for recovery. She discovered valuable insights that fueled her rehabilitation, tapping into her brain's potential for improvement. Partnering with Arjan Kuipers, a specialist in applied clinical neuroscience, they developed home training resources for stroke survivors and those with brain injuries. Although the cause of her stroke is still a mystery, Linda believes stress was a significant factor. Reflecting on her journey, she expresses gratitude for the growth and authenticity she has gained, viewing herself as an ongoing experiment in neuroplasticity. Each day, she continues to make remarkable progress in her recovery.