Mini-stroke survivor, Jia Wu, shares her story of survival and recovery

Jia Wu was deployed in Afghanistan when she experienced several mini-strokes that went undiagnosed. When she returned home, medical technology detected that she had survived multiple smaller strokes and was diagnosed with Moyamoya disease. Two brain surgeries were needed to extend her life. Today, Jia wants to empower women to stand up for their health and know the signs and symptoms of stroke. Jia is a member of the American Heart Association's Go Red for Women 2023 Real Women Class of Survivors.

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Thanks for sharing

[@TinaVaughn007]

She's so lovely

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Thank you for sharing, love light and healing energies for you ❤

[@christinebenes461]

Thank you for the story!

[@richardtrevino5516]

ihad a stroke when i was 53 65 now it has been difficult but i am past the point of having another one it took me a long time to realize that i was actually pretty lucky cause i was still pretty much able to live my life like before, but like i said it was diificult at times..

[@TinaVaughn007]

We're all allocated 3 score and ten (70) from birth, anything after is added on time for being a non smoker or drug taker.

[@wandacaddell5013]

Thank Jesus !!

[@kiawest5247]

I had a mini stroke first , then 2 years later i jad a full blown stroke

[@FrnkTzy]

How do you feel? How do you avoid getting a full blown stroke?

[@wandacaddell5013]

How are doing today?

[@wandacaddell5013]

Had a Tia stroke a year ago. I trust in Jesus to not have another one! I exercise eat right take my meds like i suppose to. But the biggest of all i have faith in Jesus!! He will protect us all!