Recovery After Stroke
Recovery After Stroke
Cavernous Malformation at age 20 – Kawan Glover
Cavernous Malformation at age 20 – Kawan Glover
Cavernous Malformation at age 20 – Kawan Glover
Monday 13th January 2020
Join Kawan Glover as he shares his journey through brain surgery at 20, emphasizing resilience and the emotional aspects of recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Kawan Glover: A Young Survivor's Journey Through Brain Surgery and Recovery
I think it started when I started having the symptoms again. And he was like no, and he sent me to radiology and to get angiograms, different things of that nature. So I think at the end of this whole campaign I raised about- and you know all those doctors that had dealt with me actually met up at a conference and decided that the doctor at rutgers was going to do the procedure.
Picture being just 20 years old and facing a life-altering diagnosis. That's exactly what happened to Kawan Glover, who discovered he had a cavernous malformation on his brainstem while still in college. In this episode of 'Recovery After Stroke', Kawan opens up about the intense journey of undergoing three surgeries in three years and the profound lessons he learned along the way. Kawan dives into the emotional rollercoaster that followed his diagnosis.
The struggle with self-confidence, bouts of depression, and anxiety became a significant part of his life. He candidly shares how seeking professional help through counseling and coaching was pivotal in his recovery. For Kawan, these resources weren't just helpful—they were essential. But it wasn't just the medical side of things that Kawan had to navigate. He talks about the importance of empathy, gratitude, patience, and perseverance.
These qualities helped him overcome self-doubt and focus on the positives, even when things seemed bleak. His story is a testament to the power of resilience and finding purpose amidst adversity. Kawan also touches on the advancements in stroke recovery technology that played a role in his journey. He encourages others to connect with those already making strides in this field, learning from their experiences and innovations.
Whether you're a stroke survivor, a caregiver, or someone looking for inspiration, Kawan's story offers valuable insights and a beacon of hope. His journey reminds us all that even in our darkest moments, there is potential for growth and new beginnings.