Recovering Emotions After Stroke (Stroke #3)

Engaging in the simplest of social interactions, or expressing the most basic of emotions, provide a whole new set of struggles for people recovering from stroke.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• stroke
• involuntary
• emotional
• expression
• disorder
• ieed
• pseudobulbar
• effect
• disease
• depression
• klonopin
• valium
• anx

[RastafarianMovement]

Bob Marley helped my depression of IEED still coping with my problem :S

[wolfgangk1]

I recently had a stroke and could have really used this information before being released. I am often sad and prefer to be isolated. I do not have a support unit which impeded my recovery. I realized how important that can be when a friend stayed with me for a few days to get just fundamental things accomplished. I immediately saw how I would have remained depressed, unmotivated and my recovery been more delayed without the simple, yet critical (for me) act of support and encouragement.

[CountrybyAudrey]

My granddaughter, Kylie,(in utero stroke victim) has laughing outbursts! I never knew this! Thank you for your videos, they have been more helpful than Kylie's doctors in explaining WHY she is the way she is! check out my video: "Kylie's Journey....Our Earth Bound Angel" & read the write up about Kylie there! ;)