Category: Stroke Recovery

No matter who you are, chances are that at some point, you will have a friend or family member using a wheelchair, whether temporarily (e.g., while recovering from a broken leg) or long-term. You may...

Many public buildings have permanent wheelchair ramps built into them to allow access, but your private home is a different story. While some people chose to build a permanent ramp onto their home...

Creating a bathroom that is safe and effective for someone who has a disability takes some planning. Adding in as much assistance as possible can make this a little easier. But which adapted toilet...

When someone you know has a stroke, life can change in an instant. For them, for you—a stroke can affect more than just the stroke victim. Family and caregivers are often surprised at how the...

Surviving a stroke is impressive, but you are not out of the woods yet. A stroke happens when your brain cannot get enough oxygen or the blood supply is somehow blocked. Generally, a blood clot...

The use of your hands is vital in maintaining your independence. You use your hands to dress, eat, and perform many other daily tasks. A stroke can severely impair the functionality of your hands and...