Stroke Support Station

The Stroke Journey

There are approximately over 6,000 stroke episodes each year. Being told you or someone close to you has had a stroke can be overwhelming but remember, you are not alone. There is always help available. (Statistic source: National Registry of Diseases Office).

THE ROAD TO RECOVERY

Stroke affects everybody differently. Many stroke survivors continue to improve over a long time, sometimes over a number of years. The road to recovery involves changes to physical, social and emotional aspects of your life – it will be made to prevent additional strokes and facilitate life-long recovery.

YOU’RE NOT ALONE

Surviving a stroke changes lives. Get support and resources to navigate your recovery.

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Media Coverage on S3 Opening

20 May 2016

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Opening of Stroke Support Station (S3)

17 May 2016

Stroke Support Station (S3), developed on the framework of R.E.A.L (Re-learn & Enjoy Active Living), was officially opened today.

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For Stroke Survivors

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Stroke Recovery: It Takes Effort

Suffering a stroke is daunting and the recovery process can seem demanding. Fortunately, with continuous rehabilitation, most people can recover to lead ...

Eat Right, Eat Well

Some stroke survivors experience a loss of appetite; while others may find it difficult to eat due to swallowing problems or limited hand or arm movements. In any case ...

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For Care Givers

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The Need to Take Care of Yourself

Caring for a stroke patient involves hard work. As a caregiver, you must not neglect your own wellbeing. If your wellbeing is not a priority, taking care of a stroke ...