
A Community And Podcast For Stroke Survivors And Carers
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

Why Your Stroke May Not Be Causing Your Brain Fatigue
For a long time after my brain surgery, I assumed my body worked like this: the stroke happened in my head, so whatever went wrong afterward would also happen in my head. Fatigue, brain fog, slow... more
Aphasia and Apraxia After Stroke: Michelle Clemens’ Nine-Year Fight to Get Her Words Back
At 25, Michelle Lee Clemens had the career she’d been planning since she was eleven years old. She was an Emmy-nominated news anchor and reporter in Green Bay,... more
Single Parent Stroke Recovery: How Jeff Manuel Is Rebuilding His Life for His Kids
Jeff Manuel was working two jobs to provide for his two teenage kids – a full-time role in electrical sales plus evening grocery-delivery shifts – when a stroke at 52... more
Aphasia Communication App: How One Brother Gave a Stroke Survivor His Voice Back
For four or five hours, Robert Schmidtbauer’s younger brother lay on the floor of their Wisconsin home, unable to get himself up. Robert found him when he got home from... more
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I wish I had found your podcast right after my stroke 8 years ago. It has helped me feel so much better hearing so many different stories of stroke survivors. Being able to hear others explain what they have experienced makes me feel like it’s normal to be feeling and experiencing what I do. I also appreciate all the knowledge that you and everyone shares about helping with all the problems I encounter. It makes me feel so hopeful and more accepting of challenges and coming to terms with my pres... more
I appreciate the guests you have recruited to share their experiences. I had no idea that my feeling unhappy and not myself was part of my stroke recovery. Now i have hope for better days. Thank you Bill and Heidi, I felt comforted as i listened to the podcast. was part of the conversation I was drawn into their stories of recovery and just plain living life. I must not be doing too bad a need to keep working and I can do hard things
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.
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A pragmatic, survivor-led show focused on long-term stroke recovery, neuroplasticity, and practical strategies. Across recent episodes the conversations span cutting-edge brain recovery approaches, rapid emergency treatment, unconventional therapies, and personal recovery journeys. Listeners get both clinical context from medical experts and highly relatable, first-hand survivor stories that emphasize mindset, consistency, and community support. Noteworthy is the tendency to blend medical discussion with accessible, actionable takeaways, making it useful for patients, caregivers, and professionals seeking real-world recovery paths and inspiration.
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Recent guests on Recovery After Stroke include:
1. Robert Schmidtbauer
2. Dr. Kory Langwell
3. Kate Scrivener
4. Kathy Cunningham
5. Brad Pitzele
6. François Couillard
7. Greg Graham
8. Robert Hedaya
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