Recovery After Stroke
Recovery After Stroke
Young Stroke Survivor – Jenny McAllister
Young Stroke Survivor – Jenny McAllister
Young Stroke Survivor – Jenny McAllister
Saturday 23rd March 2019
Hear Jenny McAllister's inspiring recovery story after a massive brain stem haemorrhage on 'Recovery After Stroke'.
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Get the buttons here!Jenny McAllister: Defying the Odds After a Devastating Stroke
For me, the blog has been really nice to just be expressive and to just share the good, the bad and the ugly and to just get it out on paper and to just, you know, finally let go, I suppose, of all that what had been going on?
Picture being just 21 and facing a life-threatening brain stem haemorrhage. That's the reality Jenny McAllister confronted, with doctors giving her less than a 1% chance of survival. In this episode of 'Recovery After Stroke', Jenny opens up about her incredible journey from the brink of death to reclaiming her life. She shares the initial signs and symptoms that led to her massive stroke, and the grueling process of hospitalization and rehabilitation that followed.
Jenny’s story is not just about medical challenges; it’s about communication hurdles, regaining independence through assistive technologies, and the emotional toll of such a life-altering event. She dives into how the stroke affected her personal and professional life, and the role of self-expression in her recovery. Through blogging, Jenny found a way to process her experiences and move forward.
Her story is a beacon of hope for other stroke survivors, encouraging them to face their fears and embrace their new normal. Tune in to hear Jenny’s heartfelt reflections and invaluable advice for anyone navigating life after a stroke.