Why do I cry so much? What the Stroke Survivor is Going Through! Episode 11 How I Conquered Stroke
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- Опубликовано: 20 июл 2024
- Crying after a stroke is uncontrolled, spontaneous and uncomfortable. Here is how I dealt with it. The medical profession has given it a name, PBA or pseudo bulbar affect. No, you are not neurotic and the condition lessens with time.
How I recovered from a debilitating stroke. An inspirational, personal journey with the methods and attitudes than allowed me to recover. I follow my personal progress through several episodes. My message is "Don't Give in to Stroke!"
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Strongs to you in your recovery, keep working hard @ what you doing, I have a brother who had a stroke, he is lame in the right side wheelchair bound also cries a lot, my heart bleeds for him everytime I visit that journey to recovery is so hard😥easy for us to say keep trying, keep pushing but for the stroke survivor it's not so easy, all the best for you🙏🙏
Very kind and caring words... My heart reaches out to your brother!
A wonderful video that I could relate to quite a bit. I had my stroke in 2019 at the age of 57 - an embolism in the right caroid artery so the left side of my body was impacted. I noticed the propensity to get very emotional soon after, which definitely is very embarrassing. As you mentioned I find I can now control it better by using mental diversions.
I am 3 months post-stroke. Thank you so much for your videos, they help me so much!! 💯🙏❤
❤ i’ve gotten into phone fights with long time friends over nothing but my paranoid bullsshit 😢
It is so easy early on in the recovery process... It should get better.
Thank you for sharing
❤ Thank you.
Thanks
I hope you're alright now. 🤗❤️ There's no shame in crying though, mate. It's nature's anti depressant.
I don't cry anymore but when I went first back to work.... Not a great look in a business setting! All the best,...
For the first couple of years I got angry, and cried at lot, more than the situations deserved. Anger was not fun for anybody, but the crying was kinda funny. The Rush song Subdivisions would make me cry also people being kind to me would choke me. For me crying does not track with depression which I take much more seriously. Luckily for me that is also lifting. I eventually realized my brain was overreacting all sort of stimuli. Heat, cold, spicy food and itching the sensation irritated eyes, nose and mouth. Guitar strings still feel like barbed wire. Also noticed all would often get worse in the late afternoon. You gotta be tough and patient if you going to survive a stoke.
It surprises me how mention we got from the medical profession about all these symptoms. I hope you are feeling a lot better. Hang in there!
Thank you, I am recovering from a stroke & am very sensitive to stimuli, that helps! 🙏
I am 3 years post stroke
Hang in there ... it gets better!
How long is your post stroke? How long it took before you walk again? Do you get spasticity and does it go away? What exercise you do if you have had spasticity?
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Try this series but the short answer is you cannot cure it but work at controlling it.
I don't cry, anger etc.
Excellent, it all depends on which parts of the brain were affected.
Can you share which vitamin E you take? Went on line and had too many choices to choose from. Thanks, Julius from Vero Beach Fl
Yes but any brand should do and definitely speak with a doctor before using, it might interact with blood thinners if you are on them etc Any supplements you should get clearance on from your doctor if you had a stroke.
Super Smart tocotrienols 100mg.
I always cry I can't control my emotions..
Sorry to hear that.. It lessens with time. I wish you all the best
My m had a stroke in June but she does not very but she shouts what can be done to stop this cos it is embarrassing
I am sorry to hear that. Unfortunately I don't give specific medical advice. Have you asked her doctors in regards to her shouting? It might mean something additional is going on?
Thanks for your response the doctor have actually placed her on two anti psychotic for two weeks now but the noise is still there we hope by her next appointment it would have stopped or I go back to the hospital
The noise almost sounds like the cry of a child
Most people cry, get angry or laugh uncontrollably. Let's hope, like those conditions, it lessens with time.
I am ischemic stroke patients sir how long it recover my age 36😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
I am not a doctor and have all the details about you but I had a ischemic stroke also and I recovered with work over these 20 years.
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Interesting that you cry so much. I had a stroke in April of 2012 and one in January of 2013 and one in March of 2013. I haven't been able to cry since the first one. Have you ever heard of that?
Yes, I guess every stroke is different in some way. Best wishes for a speedy recovery!