A Successful Solution To Leg Spasticity – Sarah CurleeA Successful Solution To Leg Spasticity – Sarah Curlee
Recovery After Stroke
Sarah Curlee had constant leg spasticity in her leg as a result of an ischemic stroke at age 27 and by age 29 she made the dramatic decision to have her leg amputated to solve the problem.
1:08:17•7 Mar 2021
Sarah Curlee's Bold Decision: Overcoming Stroke-Induced Leg Spasticity
“Stopping alcohol is a hard path for some people, but for me that was easy, because now that that's done, I can just go back to um, not having to worry about: am I again creating the perfect storm to have another stroke?”
Picture this: you're 27 and suddenly struck by an ischemic stroke that leaves your leg in constant spasticity. That's exactly what happened to Sarah Curlee. In this episode of 'Recovery After Stroke', Sarah opens up about her incredible journey of resilience and determination. Despite undergoing numerous treatments and surgeries, her condition only worsened, pushing her to make a life-changing decision at the age of 29—to amputate her leg.
This choice wasn't made lightly, but it ultimately improved her quality of life significantly. Sarah’s story is a powerful reminder of the strength of the human spirit and the importance of exploring all options when faced with health challenges. You'll hear about the ups and downs of her recovery process, the alternative therapies she tried, and the crucial role of support networks in her journey. As Sarah says, 'There's better things to come'.
Tune in to find out how she transformed her life and how her experience might inspire you or someone you love.
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