Deans' stroke musings: Returning to Work After a Stroke

From an email from the National Stroke Association. While this is good, lets analyze what would be much better. Cause and effect. Less disability would mean a much higher chance of returning to work. How do you do that? Simple. You stop or reduce the neuronal cascade of death. Like these 165 options needing more research. Or you can do the lazy press release option like this which the NSA seems to specialize in. Come on Anna, do the right thing and change the focus of the NSA.
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Dear dean,

Returning to work after a stroke plays an important role in regaining your independence and rejoining society.

Watch Grant tell his story.

Grant Needham had a stroke at the age of 46 and successfully returned to work just three weeks later. Thanks to the help of his family and co-workers, he overcame several difficulties to do so.

One in four strokes occur in people under the age of 65. Nearly 50 percent of those survivors will return to full- or part-time employment.

Can you go back to work? The severity of your stroke and your recovery plan play an integral part in your success. Learn how Grant did it.

Sincerely,