Recovery After Stroke
Recovery After Stroke
Stroke, Pregnancy, And Bad Manners – Emily Sara Gable
Stroke, Pregnancy, And Bad Manners – Emily Sara Gable
Stroke, Pregnancy, And Bad Manners – Emily Sara Gable
Tuesday 6th August 2019
Emily Sara Gable recounts her inspiring journey of surviving a stroke during pregnancy, facing medical neglect, and embracing recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Emily Sara Gable's Story: Navigating Stroke During Pregnancy
My idea now is: I spent my 20s hurting myself and I'm spending my 30s repairing so that I can live further down the road, feeling amazing, and I think it's working.
Imagine being pregnant and facing a life-threatening stroke. That's exactly what happened to Emily Sara Gable in 2008 while she was expecting her second child. This episode of 'Recovery After Stroke' dives into Emily's remarkable journey of resilience and determination. She opens up about the harrowing experience of dealing with an Ischemic Stroke caused by a blood clot, all while navigating the complexities of pregnancy.
Emily faced neglectful medical care, including being hospitalized without proper nutrition and not receiving the usual stroke interventions due to her pregnancy. Despite these overwhelming challenges, Emily's strength and positive attitude shine through. She talks candidly about her recovery, highlighting the alternative therapies that aided her, such as body rolling and tapping. Emily's story is a powerful reminder of the importance of celebrating progress, no matter how small.
She encourages stroke survivors to acknowledge their achievements and resilience, sharing her own journey as an example of overcoming adversity. Emily's message is clear: 'It's not just about knowing you used to be in a wheelchair and now you're not. It's about celebrating how far you've come, what you've learned, and how you've grown.' Tune in to hear Emily Sara Gable's inspiring story and the valuable lessons she's learned along the way.