Stroke survivor says look for these warning signs
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- Опубликовано: 8 май 2024
- Kyle McMorrow was just 36-years-old when he had a stroke. Now more than a year into his recovery, McMorrow and Dr. Philip Stieg, a member of his care team, are discussing the warning signs people need to know about.
I had a stroke at 49. It happened while I was asleep, was fortunate my wife noticed something was wrong and was able to resuscitate me. I wouldn’t be here today if it weren’t for her. Spent 2 weeks ICU and have made full recovery since then. 🙏
Now that you reflect on it. Any warning signs? Diet or exercise?
@@OneManOnFire my right arm felt numb the night before for a couple of minutes but I thought nothing of it because the numbness went away. Had I known that was a warning sign I would have gone to the hospital immediately.
@@ramiromartinez7835 Good to know thanks 🙏🙏🙏
Thank goodness you were a good husband to her otherwise ...
I remember that night when my left side was all numbness I didn't know until I was in the ER. I hope to avoid a second one.
I had a stroke and a heart attack at age 44 on March 18, 2024. I had it in front of the doctor while he was examining me. I m fighting my way to recovery.
Stay away from vaccines
I hope you have a full and speedy recovery, take care 👍
I hope you have a full recovery 🙏🏾
Did you get the 💉?
We're you vaccinatd for cv19?
Thank you for sharing, & glad this young man caught his stroke early. His "feeling like there's a magnet on your hip, pulling you to one side as you walk" is a great analogy. So, there's bleeding strokes, & blockage strokes. He had bad neck pain, not able to walk straight or unbalanced, & slurred speech.
BE FAST - Balance, Eyes (blurry or double vision), Face, Arm, (droopy or can't move properly), Speech, Time (get to hospital fast because it's your brain).
Good PSA.
Good summary. Thank you
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I knew FAST but not BE FAST. I thought I might be having a stroke last year but they think it was a seizure. I used FAST. I couldn’t speak and my limbs were numb so I went to the ER.
I been having this symptoms since October last year
@@lindyft1488- Go see your doctor.
I am the least likely candidate to have a stroke. Eat mostly Vegetarian diet.Don't smoke or drink alcohol, Blood pressure 112/60. Low Cholesterol. 63 LDL. Triglycerides 75.Apo B 59, LP(a) 31, No diabetes. Normal body weight, Coronary Calcium score of Zero. Excellent fitness. Yet I had 2 strokes. Had all the blood tests by Haematologist looking for clotting problems. All tests came back negative. Go figure. I'm totally perplexed. No history of stroke in my family. Lucky for me I had no side effects and am able to do everything I did before these 2 events. Live in the present. Every day is a gift. Be kind and merciful to everyone. Life is precious!
Did you take the jab ?
@@sammyibrahim6104 unfortunately Yes I did.
@@hikedayley9309 well there is your answer.
@@sammyibrahim6104I was just about to ask that.
Do you exercise?
You could not have told me three months ago that I would see this video and have gone through this with my father. Health is wealth.
I wish I had seen this video before! It would definitely would have help a lot! 😢
I'm also a stroke survivor but I got stroke at 53 and it was shocking because one second I had the phone in my right hand then it let go of the phone, I tried again, same thing happened!! I got off the bed and my knees gave way then I had to balance myself before falling onto the bed(lucky). Thank God I wasn't at work or on the way to work when it happened. Anyway, I called my brother and he said I'm slurring as I told him what happened. He knew what it was as my Dad had a stroke too few years before. It's been 7 yrs now since my stroke, I've changed my diet, exercise more and just have a social life that is average with less alcohol and a lot more sleep. I'm in Asia by the way 😅😊
Stretching helps reduce stroke risk.
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Glad you’re okay. Thanks for sharing. 🙏🙏
Glad you're still with us brother
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Lad is 36! It was really awesome to see him back in great shape.
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The Dr said you can't control your gender. I thought nowadays you could?
@tonymontana4284 yo 😅
"Vaxinating" uh?
My best friend had a stroke 10 years ago when she was only 31, the doctor told her that it can happen at any age.
Doc is a genius- not.
@@UTAH100What do you mean, it’s true! What’s your problem?
@@Melinda8162 My problem is that unlike you, I live in the real world. I know that all docs are motivated by greed. Most do harm. Most label and sell drugs. Once in a while, they get tings right. So what. Even a broken clock is right twice a day. One day you will understand- after you deal with the evil, money hungry healthcare system. Sorry about your friend but that is what I mean. That same genius doc never told her pre-stroke, to lose weight, exercise, and eat better. Maybe in lip service but provided no meaningful plan. I guess you have never bothered to read The Flexner Report. It's all in there. They admit it. They make us sick on purpose- they adopted a model of treatment and reject all prevention. I do not idolize doctors. I use them for tests and general things like annual physicals. I do not take their drugs.
I don't mean to be so cynical, but you have not lived my life- nor have I lived your likely easy, carefree life. We are different. I am sure you are a very nice person. Consider me the bad guy if it makes you happy. ruclips.net/video/vx0zU0meEFE/видео.htmlsi=Jw1Je5dXL40-3yYM&t=32
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Namaste.
Had stroke at age at 37 in August 2023
@@Zee-ob1pe Sorry. Did you get the jab? What was the cause? If docs don't have an answer- it was the jab.
I was 25 when I had my stroke. Am now 68 and fine, thank God. Had NONE of the usual symptoms. It was terrifying!
You beat me by 4 years
As a female truck driver i can't exercise, i live on high stress on the road, 10 years now. It's a brutal "life". I don't have any medical insurance so i can't take any medication for high blood pressure. Only plenty of water, magnesium and potassium. It's a miracle that im still alive...
Best wishes and prayers for you.
Try cayenne pepper capsules x1 twice a day and monitor your BP daily. It will come down!
Hibiscus tea helps with blood pressure. There are other herbs as well. Why don't you ask your doctor for resources that help with free blood pressure medications. Why work so hard and not be able to afford a few pills. High blood pressure can also affect your kidneys leading to dialysis. You couldn't be a truck driver having to do dialysis because it's 3 times a week. Get a job where they offer benefits or Better to just go on welfare.
Garlic and ginger also helps keep the blood thin and flowing while you're sitting and driving for longer periods
You can start with a bp monitor. And then you can start with a low dose losartan like 50 mg.
I had a stroke 17 years ago I had just got out work I hade very stiff neck very painful but after I got charged sat on the couch I reached to get a glass of wine and it hit me , I remember telling my husband call ambulance he ask what’s wrong? I couldn’t talk and started throwing up , the lost I remember was getting in ambulance and see my husband crying, I woke up 40 days after thank God 🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏
So happy to hear that you made it though. Thank God. ❤
@@Mangoos393
Trust that your imaginary god had absolutely nothing to do with it.
Try thanking the medical professionals whom did. 😳
@@alphaomega1351I loath atheist.
@@alphaomega1351why are you so hateful
@@alphaomega1351 what a rude thing to say. If you don't believe in God that's on you but making snide remarks to someone who does isn't necessary. Keep it to yourself.
I monitor my blood pressure daily. One day this past August my blood pressure kept going up up up. By the time it reached 186/110 I felt it was time to go to the ER. After check in my blood pressure rose to 300/219. Pulse rate was 180. I was in atrial flutter. Asymptomatic for other symptoms. I was admitted and started on IV Diltiazem. Within a few hours my blood pressure was down to 142/98 and I was back in sinus rhythm. After full cardiac work up and many months later an 80% blocked right internal carotid artery was discovered. Five weeks ago I had a Carotid Endarterectomy to remove the blockage. I feel great and so grateful that I did not have a stroke. FYI I don’t drink or smoke. I am not diabetic or over weight. I exercise on a treadmill 45 minutes per day every day and have done so for 22 years. I was not on any medications. I happily take medications now though. For me…it’s genetic. I am older. I am sixty-nine. There is nothing funny about a stroke. I am so grateful I dodged that bullet…at least for now. Take good care of yourself everyone.
Good job on taking ur BP daily. You saved your life.
@dobemom - I know you said you weren't on any meds at the time of the stroke but did you have high cholesterol? Just wondering because I don't have high cholesterol but it's not optimum either so just wondering how much that contributes. At this time, I do not want meds because I've heard statins cause other problems so unless I have really high choles, prefer to not do meds.
@@JD-tn5tb Cholesterol slowly not being used as a factor. You should fear statins imo. Cash grab but what do I know. Stress test and BP less invasive indicators and still useful. Continue on your research. You may/will save your own life. I might add single ingredient whole foods are the best foods period. Nothing processed ever. Food likely the cause for 99% of health issues. Genetic and environment would be the other but what do I know. Walk and stretch daily. Light jog 10-15 minutes 2 days a week. Light weight lifting for bone health. 15-20 minutes 3 days a week for the bonus. Life is so simple.
@@J.o.e_K - Thank you for your thoughts. We have very similar beliefs. I try to eat as much whole foods as possible and organic if prices not too outrageous and if organic available. I do eat lots of good foods. The problem is I love everything. So I might eat tons of salads and brocolli but I also love cake and ice cream. I walk outside every day and jog periodically on the treadmill. Nothing big deal - I jog for 1/4 mile then walk then jog for another 1/4 mile then walk but that's more than I see other 60 something year olds do. My bp good, bmi good, ldl slightly high but hdl really high so not concerned but as I get older, the total cholesterol has been harder to keep under 200. mine hasnt been under 200 in years but I am not concerned if under 230. Once it went up to 260 but I cut back on butter and sour cream and it lowered significantly. I probably do everything in moderation except the sweets. not diabetic but watching the a1c. I guess I will focus on eating sweets moderately. The person that commented on having a stroke after his bp went high, I was just curious because he sounded very healthy except after his bp went high. Thanks.
You felt you were healthy but you kept eating beef. It's the leading cause of strokes.
I appreciate when people share things like this. 🙏🙏
Yes brings awareness to vaccine side effects
This man’s positive attitude is what helped him get his life back to as close to where it was before he had the stroke. Nicely done sir and what an inspiration! ❤️💪🏼😎👍🏼❤️
He should avoid Pfizer
Some people just have " less damage " and the quality of care matters as well post the stroke .... that's the main factor.....
I'm happy you are okay now and, thank you so much, for sharing your story!
My neighbors 12 year old son had a stroke during his very 1st sleep over with a couple of schoolmates. His mother said the hosting mother called her after her kid suddenly couldn't keep his balance.They rushed right over. His dad a MD knew instantly what was happening. He's now a 40ish man now but still suffers from the after effects (severe weakness on his entire left side). Absolutely has to be one of a parents worst nightmare!
Dad died of stroke at 69. Miss him so much.
My sister had a stroke when she's 24 during the pandemic. We almost lost her luckily she recovered. She's never the same, though.
Give her some time, she will probably return to her old self. My sister had a stroke and a heart attack. It took her over a year to truly recover. She couldn't tell time from an analog clock, didn't know what a fork was, had to use a walker, things like that. After some time, she's back to her old self and good as new. Be patient with your sister and give her lots of love and encouragement.
It's different for every person to get better some a few months some a few years.
Before or after the vaxxine?
@@49lucky some never
@@juno6good question
Had two ischemic strokes at 17! I’m 28 now happily married!
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That is scary especially for those someone like me, who live solo in apartment. Stroke or heart attack, I hope some will bring me to the hospital right away if I pass out or maybe I will install cctv in my apartment and give access to my family to check on me every now and then. Especially if they did not hear from me. Nice to hear that he's stable and healed now and back to his normal life.
Same here. I'm contemplating getting one of those remote devises you wear around your neck, on your wrist or even have a extension mounted in your bathroom shower/tub. The perils of growing old alone.
If you live alone absolutely take advantage of all the technology available to us in this day an age. It's amazing and will make you feel comfortable.
Thank you for the warnings! Glad you’re better 🙏🏼
If you never had a massive stroke you won't understand what I'm typing.
Last year I had a stroke on a jobsite. My employee.and homeowner were both standing next to me,
From what I was told I dropped like a.stone.like a.switch had been thrown.
I told them I just needed to get home to lay down and rest it off.
My employee.said I was having a stroke.
Drove me to the fire station and they flew me to the hospital.
Yep a helicopter ride I don't remember!!!
I was in surgery about an hour after having the stroke.
When I woke up it was strange I couldn't remember anything that happened.
Now, after all this they put me in outpatient therapy for 2 weeks doing fine I thought.
Then I had a mini stroke a month later, and 2 weeks after that a pulmonary embolism.
Luckily I have a wonderful girlfriend and she took care of me during those times.
But now 10 months later... I feel like my skin isn't mine, not like it belongs to someone else just that it isn't mine.
My right hand always wants to ball up in a fist... I'm left handed so that's a positive.
My anxiety gets very high at the same time I'm depressed.... Bad combo.
This doesn't happen at all times of the day, but for hours at a time.
I can't remember much from just before or after the stroke, however, most long term memories are there I think.
Short turn memory is quite sketchy.
My right hand is.always.sweaty, and my flip flops the right one.wears unevenly from the left.
Food tastes completely different.
Canned tuna. Which I would eat weekly, tastes like I'm sticking my head in a bucket of day old chum!!!
Chocolate tastes gross, ginger dressing , another thing I love on salads, doesn't taste right.
Yes I eat healthy but usually only 1 meal.a.day now. But getting better with food intake.
Bread smells like vinegar!!!!
After the hospital I could only.eat half a.bowl of whatever and just wasn't hungry. Now I'm up to a full bowl at times.
I do get confused alot but don't say anything about it and I forget alot.
My girlfriend calls me every day when she gets off work. The other day when she called I told her i.saw.a dolphin in the back yard....I live on the gulf coast of florida.
When she got here I told her I saw.a.dolphin today. She said i.already told her that... And this.was only 45 minutes from our call.
Some things are getting better while other things are getting worse.
Have you tried to take supplements? Antioxidants ?
It was probably the Covid Vaccine…
I totally understand, stroke survivor here and I share a lot of your symptoms especially confusion at times, hand balling up and when I yawn my left extremities tend to pull toward my body instead of stretching out. Good luck and never give up on your recovery.
Don’t give up. You are a fighter!
Dude, give thanks to your gf. I work with patients and if you were alone, you'd be worse off.
16 when I had mine. They sent me home twice with different migraine meds while presenting with a thunderclap headache, and half my body being numb. Even after having a seizure at home in front of my family, the hospital doubted us and sent me home telling me to “walk it off”. They weren’t even going to do a CT scan, but did after we asked. They actually called us back halfway home to tell me I had to get back. No idea how we weren’t compensated in any way, but what a load of BS that was
BE FAST - Balance, Eyes (blurry or double vision), Face, Arm, (droopy or can't move properly), Speech, Time (get to hospital fast because it's your brain).
Stoke doesn’t have an age; my son is 19 years old and had a stroke 3 months ago and needed surgery due to a ruptured blood vessel in his head. There were almost no symptoms except for a major headache.
The best advice I can give is Don’t ignore anything.
Post experimental vax, now it's a new normal they're pushing
Was he healthy? Fit? Was he vaccinated (Covid)?
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@@Carlos-sn1rk Yes, he's a healthy kid and got the vaccine.
@@BrooklynBoundNYC was that the reason why that could have happened?
List of warning signs:
#1 - Consuming vegetable/seed oils
#2 - Consuming other highly processed foods
#3 consuming certain experimental vaccines.
Thank you!!!!!
Yeah ok. The biggest being the Jabby-Jabs.
@@christinawheeler1253 not really.
And taking JABS
My mother had a stroke at 42.. she is now left with asphia and right side pain/ paralyzed.. I wish we known signs or if at the time she knew and was able to tell me. I’m glad he caught his signs and is okay now. God bless
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So Glad for his recovery. The chip of him struggling to walk is truly heartbreaking since so many people don't even get a second chance.
Thanks for having reporting on this story and sharing this story so that others can be more aware. These are the important things that the people need to focus on.
Stop taking the shots!! The obvious cause in younger people….but they still won’t admit it 😢
My Mexican dad had a stroke and was chillin in the house for 2 weeks with blood pressure of 240 he was embarrassed to go to the hospital he recovered within 4 months idk how
Same happen to my dad he was eating and then he felt like vomiting and then he felt very dizzy went to the hospital and had a stroke on his way there, with in 6 months he was back to some what of normal
I had a friend suffer a stroke , a mini one, after he had gotten a massage, the masseuse really worked on his neck. My friend's secretary, after he went back to the office after the massage, said something was off with him and insisted she was taking him to the ER and yes he was told he had had a stroke. Thankfully he was taken so quickly to the ER that he had no damage done to his brain, body, etc.
Happens after chiropractic treatments also.
@@citrine65 oh yes that's true.
I heard it could happen with chiropractic, but not massage!! Or were they snapping the neck too? Because I won’t do that….never. I worked for a surgeon and he said never do that. He actually couldn’t stand chiropractors!
@Melinda8162 the man I know that it happened to said he had gotten a deep tissue neck massage, I think maybe the woman was trying to loosen the muscles in his neck? All I know is he told me the neck massage must had caused a bleed or loosened a clot, after hearing that I decided hell no will I let anyone massage my neck. Haha aboit the surgeon you worked for hating chiropractors, I was told that good ones can make you feel so good after an adjustment that you keep going back again and again , that's how they make a lot of money 💰
@@Melinda8162They always ask for a signature that you dont have a heart problem.
Thank you for sharing and providing awareness. Glad he's doing well.
Wow 37! Thank you for sharing your story/experience Kyle. Best of luck and a full recovery!🙏🏽💜🥳
Two glasses of wine a day?? Who is this quack? If you’re at risk for a bleeding stroke you should definitely not drink. Good grief.
How lucky are u buddy. Glad you’re better.
Reading these comments and seeing all these young people who had a stroke jeez.
Glad this guy is back to living life with his wife and family.
I’m so glad he made it through really tough guy❤
Thank you for sharing and hope you never have to face this again. I am so glad you got your life back.
Thank you for putting that info out there.
Just eat garlic often and pray a lot
This doctor says 2 glasses of red wine a day. I've seen another doctor on another show say that studies have been done which show that wine or other alcohol have no discernable benefits to a person's health.
It's been proven to be a total mythology that alcohol has any health benefit at all. This guy needs to find a younger doctor that's more in tune with the latest evidence.
Thanks for this vid; Really Appreciate Info from a Survivor. So glad you're Ok Kyle👍🏼❤️
I hate seeing people struggle in rehab with old school metal gray walkers. I spent months in rehab, they drain your energy quickly, hence longer in rehab.. Rolator. It was a game changer for me. Got me home in weeks with outpatient rehab for months. Many of the staff said they were aware of it but have to use the old style equipment. Outpatient rehab was glad to see i had rolator. If you have a family member consider one for them, they are covered by insurance and medicare under DME. They have brakes and a seat when needed. Bonus i found was getting meal, used the seat as a mobile tray to get it to the table, no struggling with the old metal one to balance plate or glassware. Living alone it does give back a feeling of independence to do for yourself. Took me a year to be able to store it away, hope to never need it again, never know.
Very good equipment! Much better than old type.
This comment is concerning because of the misinformation. A rollator is NOT appropriate for all patients and is NOT appropriate for all stages of therapy. They can be a fall hazard if given to the wrong patient based on the diagnosis and presentation of illness. Therapy isn't one size fits all, and the walker isn't "old school" just simply one of many types of devices therapists use in treatment. The device used in the video clip was appropriate based on the stage of therapy. All strokes are not the same, therefore the physical deficits will not be the same, and thus the course of therapy and device. Therapists view mobility on a continium, with the goal to transition a patient to the least restrictive device.
My mum's dog died of a stroke. Apparently it can happen to any mammal and not just humans
My dog has had several.Every one of them leaving him worse for wear .He's old I hate to believe it but it's his time.My heart breaks .He paced the same circle for 4 hours the vet said he's probably got a brain tumor😢
Wishing you the very best Sir 🙏
Kyle thank you for sharing your story. I am wishing you greater health
I live in India. My cousin who's in his late 40s had a stroke about 3 months ago. He underwent surgery. I took care of him when he was in ICU and in the ward. I was afraid he'll never wake up but thank God he is getting better. The hospital cost around 8K USD which is a lot in India. Take care people.
Don’t stress to much over this people, strokes like this for people under 50 extremely rare
Unless you got a certain jab
@@bertblue9683or unless your head is filled with so much conspiracy bs that you lack any real knowledge of the world. I hope you deal with the trauma you’re living with. I know someone hurt you… grow up and love yourself first
No, they’re right. If you read the warnings for that jab, and it’s clearly listed on the pamphlet now. It says risks of myocarditis and pericarditis.
@@muuzikk the fact that you call it a jab, shows your understanding of the world and your viewpoint. So I will say, continue living in your echo chamber. I hope you find peace one day
@@mcgritty8842 I’m just stating facts. I did not make that up. The risks are all stated on CDC’s website especially in male teens www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/safety/adverse-events.html
I’m not saying don’t get it. It’s up to you.
Did it happen after having the "safe and effective" clot shot?
Surprise trump is still alive...even after taking the booster
@scorpio2330 - I hope you're sarcastic, or do you actually believe he would tell us the truth?
@@jklfds85 They mentioned Trump not Biden. THe liar and chef in the oval office. I bet you voted for this liar.
Stop..with the lies that faux new told you...btw..ALL fox host got the jab...
@@jklfds85
Why blame Trump…blame Fauci and the scientists that created the virus.
Man So happy to hear he is okay. That Doctor is truly a life savior. My god.
Thanks for the update
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️ Glad Kyle got to the hospital in time..
Here's a warning sign. If you took the clot shot, you are at risk.
Stop
You notice nothing is said about vaccination status, it used to be a cudgel they would use against people.
Great interview
Blessings & Thanks to Kyle❤️
The reporter seems way too excited this guy had a stroke😵
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Some study’s have shown up to 60% reduction in stroke risk from frequent Sauna use. For those who want to do something to reduce risk, there you go. I personally bought a sauna for my bedroom at Costco for $1,500 and use it often.
Right. How many people in the US you think are in the sauna category these days????
@@kathrynj.hernandez8425 😂
One can really benefit from spending time in a Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber too!
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Oh my!1 I just heard of friend, man 44 died in his sleep of stroke and my brother has stroke now with dementia but he is 84 years old. Exercise and water helps the most I hear.
God Bless You Kyle🙏🏼
Great to see one of my brothers recover and continue living a happy life ❤🎉
Yes, these types of strokes can happen to younger people, but they are much more common since the rollout of the COVID vaccines.
i noticed it too but wondering if the pharma companies would have follow up studies and not be in denial..if they really care.
@@mimi3118pharma companies don’t care about studies because it’s a planned crime against humanity. They know exactly what they’re doing.
@@mimi3118 they will never admit it. They make more money from people who get sick from the vaccine than they do from their direct vaccine earnings. Look at the Dimar Hamlin case. His medical bills eclipsed over $1 million in one week. The doctors, pharmaceutical companies and the IRS raked in the money from this case alone. Soon they will start another pandemic and create yet another vaccine and do it all over again.
safe and effective, they said. So much lies are being revealed too late for the affected. I have lost 5 family members since the rollout. 😭 hug your loved ones more.
@@MsBlueRyans I agree 100% I also don't believe a damm thing this government says. Nope never again!
It is so good to learn that Kyle completely recovered in a year. But how does one prevent a bleeding/hemorrhagic stroke? Is it caused by high blood pressure acting on a fragile capillary in the brain? Any meds to make capillaries stronger or in other words preventative therapies?
Blessings on your Recovery Amen 🙏✝️
This is good information. After the Dr. talked about ways to prevent a stroke, it would have been helpful if Kyle responded by talking about what his diet and lifestyle were like before his stroke and what they are like now. He's not overweight so I'm curious whether he ate an unhealthy diet or feels he could have done certain things the Dr. mentioned that may have prevented his stroke.
The doctor was talking mostly about the blood-clot type of stroke. Kyle had the bleeder kind. That may have been due to a congenital malformation.
Wow. Thanks for sharing
Great information here thank you so very much for sharing this information with us.
I'm seeing so many strokes in my work in Healthcare. To the point where if I'm going to help a new person 50/50 expectations I'm assisting someone recovering from stroke
I was fast , ambulance was slow, diagnosis took days ! They confused it with my PTSD ! I don’t understand the healthcare system . Yes they save lives but at the same time they dismiss the patient and the patients concern . The patient cannot order a CAT scan or an MRI for themselves . The patient cannot order a chore biopsy for themselves neither bloodwork to rule out a heart attack cancer or a major deficiency . I cannot refer myself to an endocrinologist and so on . We need to better advocate for the patients! We’re good at high insurance rates and difficulty in making timely appointments . Time is everything and critical for good outcomes also we are great at mandating bad health protocols with no repercussions ! It’s time for change ! We talk a good game now it’s time to act !
Did he get the shot? I would expect he would if he did?!
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Many sheep did
For heavens sake get off right wing media and Joe Rogan conspiracies.
@Tad-zh4wr it's not a conspiracy you're just ignorant .
I had 2 strokes after I got the shot
Im glad this young man he is ok and the doctor help him to awesome and god is everything and thanks to share this story my blessings
If you took that terrible shot, then that's a warning sign.
Try injecting yourself with disinfectant. The orange man told you so
El stupido rides into town
@@bobd9868 be careful snowflake might call you racist
he got the stroke and recovered, now he is going to get another stroke when he gets his hospital bills and insurance refuses to cover it
He has a job guess what I bet they pay it full.
Lol
Why even think that STUPID! Such an Asinine comment!
Also if he keeps getting boosters, But no one wants to bring that up.
Read all the comments on this video, You will see a pattern.
All age groups and a lot of it in the last few years.
Thanks for sharing! I have been diagnosed with heart failure. My company didn't keep me due to my health. Wondering how he is managing or people manage. I am emotionally broken and lost confidence in my self that I would ever get a job.
Glad it turned out good for him and thank you for sharing your experience and educating others. Be healthy !
My stroke at 54 years old started with nausea. I decided to take a nap I woke up with a numb right arm. I had no other symptoms. 12 hours later I tried to stand and I collapsed I was laying on the floor thinking I think I had a stroke. I went to the hospital it was a very mild stroke they didn’t know what caused it since I passed all the tests. I have a loop recorder to watch my heart because it might have been AFIB. All I know is I was under extreme stress at the time and my cousin’s husband also didn’t know he had a stroke until he went to a doctors appointment. Sometimes they can be very mild.
Having two glasses of red wine is a total fallacy, why are these people promoting nonsense?
I wonder who pays them to promote alcohol... Or maybe they're just alcoholics...
Not wine, but beer, lots of it.
@@giftoflife365that doesn’t sound tasty nor does it sound like it would help in this matter
Bob hope and George burns smoked and drank everyday yet lived forever.
Stretching helps reduce stroke risk
I was only 33 when I had a mini-stroke. My head just started to hurt really badly, and I was vomiting. I came home, sat down on our sofa, and then I woke up in the hospital. I didn't remember anything.
My mother in-law had a debilitating stroke from an antibiotic one of her doctors gave to her. When her daughter talked to the doctor he told her that shortly after he called the antibiotic into the pharmacy he thought it might cause her (my mother in-law) to have a stroke because it of another medicine she was taking. My mother in-law was paralyzed on her right side from the stroke and spent 3 years in a wheelchair prior to her death due to a stroke that could have been prevented . It was her daughter, my sister in-law, who realized she was having a stroke and called 911.
Don’t take the shot!
2:23 Moto accident here: Coma for a month while they rebuilt my mangled body. When they brought me to it was realized they put insufficient hardware in to fix and support me leading to a crushed nerve which was... beyond terrible. I never knew why a person would want to take their own life. Going through that gave me a front row desire for just that. So hearing them say they want to go back in which sounds horrendous and it was... was actually a relief! Waking up from it was just that! No pain i was so thankful. 3 years later I'm back at it! ;)
What a testimony! You have been through the fire and now refined. I'm so glad you got pain free.
You sound like a Fire sign 8th house Mars. Send me your birthdate so I can prove it!
Good bless Kyle. 🙏🏾 Glad he’s ok.
It's been 2 yrs since my stroke. My pain has progressively gotten worse. My life will never be the same. I would only wish this on my worst enemy.
Don't ever give up. At times I also feel like I'm getting worse a year and a half after my Stroke. But I keep working hard to get better even though I don't see any progress.
Good bless you
Don't eat anything that wasn't on the planet 100 years ago .. there .. problem solved.
I know they have increased since, but did anyone have a stroke 100 years ago or not? Your statement would make it seem that strikes just started in the last 100 years
@@mnguitar1 processed foods cause most illnesses.. have you heard the scientists are now saying the stomach is actually ruling the brain.
@@mnguitar1OP probably thinks the world started 3000 years ago too
No one mentioning that it could have been related to the "clot shot" unless it's being censored out?
Main stream Media
My husband had a hemorrhagic stroke of the basal ganglia at 5:04pm CST on Friday, May 8, 2020.
He lived. But they wouldn't operate...
He now been a shell, paralyzed in a bed for 4 years and motor neurons died. He'll never walk again. He's gonna be 57 next month.
These things can destroy lives.
If they're not going to perform surgery, you may as well have a DNR on file...
So sorry to hear this. Did he ever take the Covid shots?
My brother died from the same thing, after going into a coma. Never woke up, and passed away in 3 weeks. He took all the shots, and was completely healthy before.
@@stevee9973she said May 2020. Vaccines weren’t even out yet so pause on that narrative.
Do any of the signs include having received the jab?
❤ love all your videos!
❤ wow! I’m so glad you are ok God blessing to you my friend’s! ❤
Jab jab jab thanks treudolf and bidumb
everything suggested was perfect except for the red wine. no to alcohol
So no to fun?
@@larsonfamilyhouse Some people cannot drink or choose not to drink. You can have plenty of fun without drinking. If you don't think so, you might want to look at that.
my neighbors drink their red wine everyday. She is 86 now but her husband died at 95 last year. So I guess it really helps?
What would be a better alternative to red wine if you don’t like red wine?
@@eleanormassaro5195…Rosé?
My husband had a stroke in his thirties. Back in the eighties. He was a smoker and didnt have a healthy lifestyle. Not overweight. edit* he survived but never got his speech and cognitive abilities fully back. Also easily irratated and had paranoia after.
Thank God for miraculous recovery
Are you going to discuss the sudden rise in strokes and why that is, especially jn young healthy people??? No you're definitely not going to discuss that part!
I was so stupid I didn't even notice that my mother had these signs. I neglected all of it because I thought it will be gone thru massage. My mom told me firsthand when she was normal that her arm was numb and when she speak, her tounge gets stumbled. It was like a week since that time when she told me about it. Comes the day that she was not really feeling okay and so so weak. We didn't go directly to the hospital but instead we go to our Barangay Health Center to checked her BP. To our surprise and we were afraid after learning that she got 200 over something. Afterward, we didn't get her to the hospital because we go to the Municipal Health Center, and the doctor checked her and told us that she has ongoing stroke and from that, we quickly go to the District Hospital to really admit her. It was so long for her to get a treatment. By the way, I'm from the Philippines and Hospital here is not treating the patient but preparing them to their death. After what happened to my mom, Guilt keeps taunting the better of me. I was stupid that I didn't know the signs. As in zero knowledge about it. I was stupid and idiot. I blame myself for what happened.
You were not stupid and are not an idiot. You simply did not know. You did the best you knew to do for your mom. Please forgive yourself and let go of this guilt!
My sister-in-law was a nurse and didn't realize her mother was having a stroke, so you have nothing to feel bad about.
Most important segment CBS has ever aired. Lots of Strokes-On Air. Scary Stuff.