Being a caregiver for a friend or loved one who has recently suffered a stroke is not a task to be taken lightly. Strokes can occur suddenly but the recovery period can be long and drawn out for many patients. For those in recovery, having a good caregiver can make a huge difference in the...
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While professionals have speculated that cutting back on mental activity may reduce a patient’s recovery time after a concussion, a recent study has given us the data to back it up. The study which can be found here set out to determine the effect of cognitive activity level on duration of post-concussion symptoms. The results of the...
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Most of us take our vision for granted. The ability to make effective eye movements enables us to carry out our everyday tasks such as finding an object at the supermarket or putting away the dishes. Unfortunately, these normal eye movements are one of the many things affected after a brain injury and many victims require...
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Almost as important as your physical recovery from stroke is your emotional and psychological recovery. Identifying and participating in a local support group or online forum is a great way to facilitate and accelerate this part of the recovery process. Whether you yourself are a recent stroke survivor or are currently taking care of a loved...
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Prior to finding the best physician to help you in the rehabilitation of your vision, it is important to have a clear understanding of the types of problems Vision Restoration Therapy (VRT) can help and whether or not this therapy is appropriate for you. As the patient, you will know your challenges and capabilities better than...
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Suffering from a stroke or other brain injury is a scary and strenuous time for everyone involved. Whether you are experiencing the effects first hand or taking care of a loved one, the road to recovery can be a long and hard one. Even if you don’t perceive any problems with your vision, defects may...
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