Recovery After Stroke
Recovery After Stroke
Raising Awareness About Stroke – Kristi Schiller
Raising Awareness About Stroke – Kristi Schiller
Raising Awareness About Stroke – Kristi Schiller
Monday 17th January 2022
Kristi Schiller discusses her struggle with transient stroke symptoms and the importance of early diagnosis on 'Recovery After Stroke'.
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Get the buttons here!Kristi Schiller's Journey: Unmasking Hidden Stroke Symptoms
It's definitely better to look for the silver lining. I mean we're here, and um, I still keep thinking that you know, after my second lumbar puncture, I was like there's got to be a reason that I mean I've got the best doctors in the world.
Imagine facing mysterious health issues for months, not knowing they were signs of a stroke. That’s exactly what happened to Kristi Schiller. In this episode of 'Recovery After Stroke', Kristi opens up to host Bill Gasiamis about her baffling symptoms and the arduous journey to finally getting a diagnosis. Her symptoms were fleeting, making it hard to pinpoint the cause, and it took over six months before she got the answers she needed.
During this time, Kristi experienced multiple episodes and had to navigate the healthcare system on her own. This episode sheds light on the critical need for better awareness of stroke symptoms and the importance of early diagnosis. Kristi talks about the mental and emotional toll of her experience, sharing how she managed to stay positive by finding silver linings in her recovery. She also highlights the essential role of medical professionals and community support in stroke recovery.
Whether you’re a stroke survivor, a caregiver, or someone wanting to learn more about stroke awareness, Kristi’s story is both eye-opening and inspiring.