Recovery After Stroke

Recovery After Stroke

Recovery After Stroke

  • Losing Appetite After Stroke – Tamare Orilus

Losing Appetite After Stroke – Tamare Orilus

Monday 5th July 2021

Tamare Orilus discusses losing and recovering her appetite after a stroke, emphasizing mental health and community support on 'Recovery After Stroke'.
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Tamare Orilus: Rediscovering Appetite and Hope After Stroke

Your ability to cook a meal for your family will come back. So I had to go through lots of things that you've been through- and I've come out on the other side- and a lot of stroke survivors who are in the very beginning of it suffer and struggle because they don't know what the future holds.
Imagine losing your appetite for nine months and shedding almost 100 pounds. That’s the reality Tamare Orilus faced after her stroke. In this episode of 'Recovery After Stroke', Tamare opens up about her unique journey of battling appetite loss and the emotional rollercoaster that came with it. Host Bill Gasiamis dives deep into her story, touching on her experiences with speech, occupational, and physical therapy.
Tamare also shares her struggles with anxiety and depression, painting a vivid picture of the mental hurdles stroke survivors often face. This episode is not just about the physical aspects of recovery but also highlights the critical role of mental health and community support. Tamare’s story is a beacon of hope for anyone navigating the challenging path of stroke recovery. Whether you're a survivor or a caregiver, you'll find valuable insights and encouragement in her journey.
Tune in to hear how she found her way back to enjoying food and life again.