Recovery After Stroke
Recovery After Stroke
Intracranial Brain Hemorrhage – Christina DeVille
Intracranial Brain Hemorrhage – Christina DeVille
Intracranial Brain Hemorrhage – Christina DeVille
Monday 20th September 2021
Listen to Christina DeVille's journey from a brain hemorrhage to recovery on 'Recovery After Stroke', focusing on mental health and community support.
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Get the buttons here!Christina DeVille: From Crisis to Recovery After a Brain Hemorrhage
Your identity takes a massive hit like, yeah, who am I?
Imagine you're just going about your day, giving your dogs a bath, when suddenly, dizziness and disorientation hit you like a freight train. That's exactly what happened to Christina DeVille. In this episode of 'Recovery After Stroke', Christina opens up to host Bill Gasiamis about her sudden collapse due to an intracranial brain hemorrhage and the grueling path to recovery that followed.
Her story is a testament to the power of mental and emotional resilience in the face of life-altering events. Christina talks candidly about the critical role of mental health in her recovery, emphasizing the calming effects of breathing exercises and meditation. She also delves into how a stroke can shake one's sense of identity, making it essential to find new ways to reconnect with oneself.
One of the most compelling parts of Christina's journey is her exploration of energy healing and the unwavering support from her community. She shares practical tips for fellow stroke survivors and their caregivers, underscoring the importance of community bonds and mutual support. Tune in to hear Christina's inspiring tale of hope, healing, and the incredible strength it takes to rebuild one's life after a stroke.