
A Community And Podcast For Stroke Survivors And Carers
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

Return to Work After Stroke: How Marco Calabi Rebuilt His Career, His Purpose, and His Life
At 47 years old, Marco Calabi was a DevOps engineer living in Italy – someone who spent his days automating systems, solving complex problems, and helping c... more
Life 3 Years After Stroke: Three years ago, Pete Rumple was in a hospital bed, weighing 337 pounds, unable to walk, unable to talk, and completely paralysed down his right side following a massive hemorrhagic stroke. He was on 17 medications and had ... more
Stroke Effects: What a Hemorrhagic Stroke Did to Jake
Stroke effects aren’t always obvious. Some show up immediately. Others arrive quietly, long after the hospital discharge papers are signed. For Jake, the stroke effects didn’t end when his life ... more
Craniotomy Stroke Recovery: How a Massive Medical Event Reshaped One Man’s Identity and Way of Living
When Brandon Barre woke up after his stroke, half of his skull was missing.
Doctors had performed an emergency craniotomy to save his life after ... more
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As a stroke survivor there’s certainly lots of helpful and insightful info, and I so appreciate those who share their stories. However, I started listening to the episode with Chanell and the editing was horrible, her story was cut off, and all I heard was the host going on and on about himself and his experience. I didn’t get very far into the episode and had to turn it off because he was so annoying. Apologies to Chanell!
Bill, has taught me a lot about how different people recover after stroke. I found his podcast about four months ago. I’ve been listening every day since. He has 300+ episodes so far. If one of the episodes titled that you are not interested in, you can just scroll to the next one. Real has suffered three brain bleeds and had a brain surgeries as well. so he’s just not talking about something he does not know… He’s talking about his recovery after stroke, as well as other people he interviews. t... more
Such a powerful human story of courage and compassion. Especially encouraging for those surviving the pandemic and other health issues.
I stumbled upon this podcast following my 89 year old mother’s stroke. As a health care provider myself I had colleagues I could reach out to and I knew the general questions to ask to get us headed in the right direction, BUT no one was able to provide me with adequate answers. I had to fight to get her into see the neurologist before 6 months! I delved into the research myself and still had more questions than answers. Every episode of this podcast gives me another nugget to research. Another ... more
As a 70 yr old brain stem ischemic stroke survivor 4 years ago, this podcast has proven to be a great asset to my recovery on a personal level- thank you👍I have a large basket full of nuggets - I'm just now believing I am a great new person - what a joy for me to hear you both. My MD ask if I'd like to be referred to the neuro doc that saw me at hospital - now I know, she probably isn't who I need- wonderful job sir😉
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This show centers on personal recovery journeys after stroke, featuring a broad mix of survivor stories, caregiver experiences, and expert insights on rehabilitation, adaptive tools, and advocacy. Episodes frequently cover resilience, neuroplasticity, family dynamics under stress, and practical recovery strategies—ranging from physical therapy and assistive devices to identity, mental health, and navigating the medical system. A notable strength is its diversity of guests (survivors, clinicians, and family members) and a strong, hopeful community orientation that offers actionable takeaways for listeners at any stage of recovery.
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1. Stronger After Stroke
2. Stroke Recovery Rehab
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4. On Purpose with Jay Shetty
5. The Dr. Hyman Show
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Recent guests on Recovery After Stroke include:
1. Kevin Nakawatase
2. Chanell Havenga
3. Emily Sarah Gable
4. Dr. Jennifer V. Brown
5. Harshada Rajani
6. Larissa Cogan
7. Joel Case
8. Dylan Allford
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