Jessica Huey - Stroke Survivor Story

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  • Опубликовано: 11 ноя 2019
  • Hear Jessica's incredible story about surviving a stroke. The American Heart Association is a leader in stroke research, new protocols, awareness and policy change. To learn more, visit spr.ly/60521MScE.

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  • @chenellejohnson5563
    @chenellejohnson5563 3 года назад +21

    Thank you for your stort just had a stroke yesterday im able to stand just weaker and my arm is weakee but still have sensation. Im going to beat this

  • @hemasookram4655
    @hemasookram4655 3 года назад +11

    I cry all the time

    • @takinastewart8582
      @takinastewart8582 3 года назад +3

      You are not alone🥲I have good & bad days. I suffered my stroke last year on my birthday. I struggle with depression and anxiety, emotionally & mentally I’m getting through it with help every time I get all emotional n cry😭

    • @CameronTaylor-yo7ut
      @CameronTaylor-yo7ut 5 месяцев назад

      So do I am 33 I had an ischemic stroke when I was 32 I am still recovering please God

    • @hemasookram4655
      @hemasookram4655 4 месяца назад

      @@CameronTaylor-yo7ut how are u doing now

  • @kevincarey2775
    @kevincarey2775 3 года назад +17

    I survived my hemoragic stroke as well... Life has changed for me but I am grateful.

    • @hafidsg
      @hafidsg 3 года назад +1

      How long you got treated after the first symptom appeared?

    • @romain198426
      @romain198426 2 года назад +2

      Dont you hate when people post their experience but never answer any question that can potentially help

    • @samueltorres7013
      @samueltorres7013 27 дней назад

      For me it happened at the gym December 4 2019 got out March 13 of 2020 I remember nothing I was induced coma removed a piece of my skull and had a shunt placed in my brain it’s been more than 4 years the fact that it happened at the age of 19 I believe has helped me with my recovery along with with muscle memory as I was a person who tried to eat clean and stay fit. I agree life is different, but there is life after a Stroke honestly keep on moving and repitition and a lot of hard work is what will help with recovery

  • @ippo12581
    @ippo12581 2 года назад +17

    Thank you for sharing your story, I had a stroke on the 6th of December 2020 missed out on Xmas with my kids😢. I came out of hospital august 12 2021 now doing rehab at home still recovering and getting stronger on my legs. My left arm got a lot of work to do. With this pandemic I was denied the opportunity to do rehab at my community centre but I'm fighting to get my life back for my kids. I got told by the doctor from the rehab next 3 to 6 months if I don't progress I will probably be like this for the rest of my life 🤦but I'm going to prove him wrong. I'm going to work hard and pray to God he will get me and my family through this.hope you're better from your stroke be strong and God bless you🙏🙏🙏

    • @darwing.figueroajr.4051
      @darwing.figueroajr.4051 2 года назад +2

      Neva Give Up.... You're in a fight for the rest of your life!!! I had my stroke November 4, 2014... I fight EVERYDAY... they said I'd never walk again, drive my car again... When I asked, when can I ride my motorcycle, they said NEVER.... my plate NOW read "NVGVUP".... I rode it again!!!! You can do it.... TRUST & BELIEVE in YOURSELF!!!!

    • @GodAlwaysWins
      @GodAlwaysWins Год назад

      How are you doing now?

  • @matthewmcclish2777
    @matthewmcclish2777 4 года назад +14

    I was going through a brain surgery and suffered a stroke during the surgery, I woke up from surgery unable to move the left side of my body and lost half my eyesight, after 2months in the hospital i began to walk and was able to return to my senior year walking free and passing, I’ve been through pt for 3 years as of right now, god is great and does stuff in mysterious ways and only to the best of us, sending prayers to u guys!

  • @jordansheinman3555
    @jordansheinman3555 3 года назад +11

    Great recovery. My mother suffered multiple strokes, the first one she was 47. I was 15 at the time. My father had one 2 years later and recovered. My mother unfortunately, suffered the worst of it. After becoming permanently disabled and the onset of dementia in her early 50s, my father left us. I left college to be her care taker alongside my sister. We didn't have money for help and there wasn't much that could be done. She entered a nursing home by the age of 58. My mother was an RN for 25 prior to her stroke. Wish I could take her place and bring her home everyday. Every second counts.

  • @brandijohnson8693
    @brandijohnson8693 3 года назад +20

    Thank you for your story ! I have had the same things happen to me and I constantly worry about my husband my stroke was 3 weeks ago and I got married on June 27, 2020 I feel like I’m a Burden to my husband now so many tests still physical therapy so many dr appts weekly ! I’m thankful for no permanent damage other than my speech or words are off but thank you for giving me some hope ! God bless you

    • @nyancat5502
      @nyancat5502 3 года назад +7

      I am here for u!! I also am a survivor i felt the same as well! And with my kid's. But at the end my family we became stronger

    • @jumardhamad8921
      @jumardhamad8921 3 года назад

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    • @mintudas2433
      @mintudas2433 3 года назад

      God bless you...i have same problem like u... 4 months ago me and my wife meet an accident.. She had brain hemmorage surgery done clot is 3.5 mm.. My right side is totally broken... We are newly married on date december 2020... My wife suffering from fatigue problem sleeping problem can't listen high noise... Is it common problem and how many months its stay.. Please reply

    • @donaindriyana766
      @donaindriyana766 3 года назад

      Hope you get better, my boyfriend just got this 1 week ago, and he now cannot speak properly, but i Will always trying to give him the best

  • @paulafuller-cheek8386
    @paulafuller-cheek8386 Год назад +2

    Praise God!🙏🏻✝️🙏🏻🐑 You're an inspiration to me!! 4 months post stroke here! Thank you for sharing your story!😭😢😭❤

  • @ericaredding5376
    @ericaredding5376 3 года назад +4

    Thank you for also sharing I’m crying as I’m typing this my brother 48 years old suffered a hemorrhagic stroke on June 6th three weeks ago he is at a rehabilitation center but its hard for him but he is trying I leave out when I visit him because it hurts me too see my brother struggle with the simplicity task like hello he can do it but it’s delayed but I thank God every day that he’s still with us his stroke comes from high blood pressure he was on his way to work on June 6 that was a Sunday and he never made it to work his blood pressure was 250/198 2 blood vessels ruptured in his brain my brother was gone but they brought him back the Dr’s said he’s a miracle and it’s going to take time although he’s making slow progress slow progress is better than no progress I am my brothers keeper I love him dearly and I even love him more now than ever because right now he is helpless and I am in protective mode I’m so happy you survived your stroke and made a strong come back and I pray that you continue to live life to the full and you never have to relive a stroke again.and I’m going to continue to pray and fight for my brother daily as I do now to get through this storm that we are in when The Dr’s told my brother that he had a stroke he was alert enough to understand he cried I have never seen my brother cry my brother cried so hard to the point the doctors and the nurses was crying and trying to console him at the same time because they had to keep his blood pressure down he has a stubborn blood pressure and right now what has his blood pressure stable is five blood pressure pills please say a prayer for my mom and my brother and myself as we continue to be strong for him but he’s definitely definitely trying hard .God bless you.

  • @annilustrisimo9718
    @annilustrisimo9718 2 года назад +4

    Thank you for this..My live in Partner suffered stroke and its been 2 months.
    He is still in a Rehab but he is giving us an improvement everyday...

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      @mrwilliams4379 Год назад

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  • @guynellerandle9742
    @guynellerandle9742 4 года назад +16

    Thank you for sharing this important information! I am an OHS survivor, a Heart Warrior! It’s important to be informed and aware!❤️🙏🏼

  • @strokesurvivor2367
    @strokesurvivor2367 3 года назад +3

    I survived A stroke 2years ago. I used to be half paralyze. but now I can move my arms and legs. thank God I can walk again. Follow my page I put all things that I do to help me recover. maybe it can help us survivors.

    • @sakshinemade3389
      @sakshinemade3389 2 года назад

      My grandmother recently got stroke and she is not able to move her left arm and leg...she is 77 years young.. But the thing is she is sleeping a lot like almost a day.. Can u please tell me why is these so....

  • @No.ThatPrettyGirl
    @No.ThatPrettyGirl 2 года назад +4

    Im experiencing this right now.
    I’m only 48 and single.
    I woke up with complete loss of function and control of my right hand - my dominant hand.😣
    I can’t write my name.
    I can’t brush my teeth.
    I can’t brush my hair
    But now I’m focused on what I CAN do. No matter what cones my way.
    Thank you for sharing ur story ❤️

    • @patchys8569
      @patchys8569 Год назад +1

      I pray many blessings on you 🙏 grace and favor and also the whole comment section.

    • @michael5089
      @michael5089 Год назад

      🙏🙏💙💙💙I wish you well

    • @CameronTaylor-yo7ut
      @CameronTaylor-yo7ut 4 месяца назад

      You will recover. you will. I had a stroke at 32 still learning how to write but I am getting better I’m getting better just don’t give up.

    • @No.ThatPrettyGirl
      @No.ThatPrettyGirl 4 месяца назад +1

      @@patchys8569
      THANK YOU!
      I am so sorry I’m just now seeing the comments people wrote. Idk how I missed them. Great news though. I have recovered about 80% of function.
      I’m SO grateful. ❤
      Sending y’all lots of LOVE and tons of HOPE in PRAYER. 🙏

    • @No.ThatPrettyGirl
      @No.ThatPrettyGirl 4 месяца назад +1

      @@michael5089
      THANK YOU!
      I am so sorry I’m just now seeing the comments people wrote. Idk how I missed them. Great news though. I have recovered about 80% of function.
      I’m SO grateful. ❤
      Sending y’all lots of LOVE and tons of HOPE in PRAYER. 🙏

  • @HalfWarrior
    @HalfWarrior 4 года назад +5

    God bless you Jessica

  • @sparklestarr5105
    @sparklestarr5105 2 года назад +2

    Ty for sharing your sisters story I’m 46 and recently had a stroke 2 weeks ago I’m currently in the hospital going trough inpatient physical theraphy it’s roungh and hard work I’m blessed to be here and to have my family next to me

  • @abuabdulaziz86
    @abuabdulaziz86 4 года назад +8

    Deeply appreciated your notification email for this valuable tube.. thanks god for Jessica healthiness 🤲💐

  • @richardallbritton0687
    @richardallbritton0687 4 года назад +6

    Beautiful story so happy for you girl.you never gave up

  • @StarOasis26
    @StarOasis26 3 года назад +6

    Heartbreaking I had a stroke from covid in December. I was paralyzed ,😓 and this could have happened to me. God bless

    • @sakshinemade3389
      @sakshinemade3389 2 года назад

      My grandmother recently got stroke and she is not able to move her left arm and leg...she is 77 years young.. But the thing is she is sleeping a lot like almost a day.. Can u please tell me why is these so....

    • @StarOasis26
      @StarOasis26 2 года назад

      @@sakshinemade3389 sorry to hear. It all comes down to this, her brain needs to heal. she is working overtime to get better. she can't help it.

    • @sakshinemade3389
      @sakshinemade3389 2 года назад

      @@StarOasis26 some are saying it might be mini coma??

    • @StarOasis26
      @StarOasis26 2 года назад

      @@sakshinemade3389 I'm not sure . Did you hear it from a neurologist? If she is experiencing a mini coma they should have her hospitalized because it could trigger another stroke. What type of stroke did she have?
      And ischemic stroke or something else?

    • @sakshinemade3389
      @sakshinemade3389 2 года назад

      @@StarOasis26 The thing is she can't be taken to hospital so doctor visit at our home... He said it start of stroke... But the thing is he also don't Know why she is sleeping like these.. That even we shout or push her she is not responding.... But sometime later she is whispering

  • @idygugroblox5801
    @idygugroblox5801 9 месяцев назад

    To you I have never had a stroke you are not only just a miracle you god does not just give out miracles you worked so hard so god rewarded you So glad you are where you are today

  • @nyancat5502
    @nyancat5502 3 года назад +5

    I am a stroke survivor as well! I was 32 and my youngest out of 5 just turned 1 in oct 10 i had my stroke oct 14th. It broke me", i understand everything u are saying! I couldn't walk either and i can remember but i couldn't!! God bless u we are strong!!! Love u

  • @davidmangham5967
    @davidmangham5967 3 года назад +1

    THANK you for sharing this

  • @KristinaMarie463
    @KristinaMarie463 2 года назад +2

    Thank you for sharing your story.

  • @erikj345
    @erikj345 3 года назад +5

    Your story resonated with me heavy, especially as a stroke survivor myself. God bless you and your beautiful family 💚🙏

    • @sakshinemade3389
      @sakshinemade3389 2 года назад +1

      My grandmother recently got stroke and she is not able to move her left arm and leg...she is 77 years young.. But the thing is she is sleeping a lot like almost a day.. Can u please tell me why is these so....

    • @Sha3jc31
      @Sha3jc31 Год назад

      ​@sakshinemade3389 Her body has gone through alot from the stroke and has made her extremely tired.

  • @ashleysnyder1167
    @ashleysnyder1167 3 года назад +2

    God bless you! ❤️ Thank God you are okay

  • @darwing.figueroajr.4051
    @darwing.figueroajr.4051 2 года назад

    inspiring, thanks for sharing... You're a WARRIOR, remember that. I salute you!

  • @guiselabayan5047
    @guiselabayan5047 2 года назад

    I had also experience hemmoragic stroke last dec.13 2021 n stayed in the hospital two wks.and still recovering but i thank GOD n greaful to his miricles because im still on my senses n can do all the motions that i want though not to much.

  • @jessicamiller7559
    @jessicamiller7559 2 года назад

    Thank you for your testimony. I am so happy for your recovery and that you had someone to stand by your side and marry you, that is a blessing. But I am happy to hear goodness in such a horrible situation.i had a stroke in 2017 and the gentleman I was involved with slowly left my life, my kids did not know how to take care of me and their family. So I had to fight for every bit of strength I had to encourage myself. But God has been so good to me!

  • @deborahmccall5617
    @deborahmccall5617 Год назад

    Hi....I suffered a
    Cerebellar stroke two on left side in my sleep but didnt know and third on right while at work....was treated for vertigo and nausea. Needle at the end of safe time after MRI. PTSD barely puts it in perspective. Use cane now but im timeless with short turm memory....Its a feeling of being between Here and There everyday 🧠⏳🙏💐

  • @rosemarywatson2907
    @rosemarywatson2907 Год назад

    Wonderful. Yes truely wonderful.

  • @lcdeyoung2755
    @lcdeyoung2755 4 года назад +6

    Another great video by AHA, thankful that this young woman got her life back. I just wish AHA would use their platform to teach people the valuable message that no one needs to suffer heart attack or stroke in the first place. Isn’t that more valuable than teaching what signs and symptoms are? My husband suffered a heart attack at 47 and he was the picture of health on the outside. What he was eating was killing him-meat, cheese and dairy-all proven scientifically to cause heart disease, stroke and cancer. If you want to change and bypass going this route, listen to Dr. Michael Greger on You Tube.

  • @Sha3jc31
    @Sha3jc31 Год назад

    KEEP PUSHING I'M A STROKE SURVIVOR TOO.

  • @HalfWarrior
    @HalfWarrior 4 года назад +3

    God blrs s you Jessica!

  • @yaronkl
    @yaronkl Год назад

    im happy to see you are doing so well. I had a stroke 9 months ago.

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      @mrwilliams4379 Год назад

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    • @yaronkl
      @yaronkl Год назад

      @@mrwilliams4379 thank you

  • @hemasookram4655
    @hemasookram4655 3 года назад +5

    My husband abandoned me no support at all tough times

  • @blackpanther8724
    @blackpanther8724 10 месяцев назад

    Your speech is great keep going ❤😊

  • @ateeziny
    @ateeziny Год назад +1

    During the middle 2020 my mom was complaining about a very painful migraine so she asked my grandma to come pick me up from her so I wouldn't worry after I left she was lying on the floor unable to get up and was vomiting every where so she called her boyfriend at the time and then he called hatzolah(ambulance) where she was rushed to the hospital they did a MRI on her and she had brain bleeds which caused her to go into a coma and while they were in the middle of operation she shot a clot to her brain causing a stroke(right and middle). All she wanted to do was survive for me even if she was in a coma. About 3 weeks later she woke up from the coma and the doctor told her she couldnt walk. she didn't believe and as soon as she tried to get up she vommited. About 2 or so weeks later she came home where a lot of nurses came and Occupational therapists etc. About last year September she started biokenetics and as of now she can look left and right she can't look up and down she can drive she can't swim she can't move fast she can walk on her own it takes her like maybe 3 minutes to get out of bed since she has to get her balance back but that's what happened. Let me say most people take their parents for granted until they lose/almost lose them.

  • @kenpearce3269
    @kenpearce3269 4 года назад +6

    💕

  • @arielmaniaul5276
    @arielmaniaul5276 2 года назад

    Had my hemorrhagic stroke last january 2022, at first i just thought that it was just a headache. Thankfully my girlfriend knew that it is more than just a headache cause. I'm having a facial assymetry. It took us 3 hours before i was admitted because hospitals are full because of covid it took me longer for me to dprocess what is happening and it didn't occur to me that i had a stroke causei'm as fit as a horse, i play basketball and soccer i even compete in an international marathon until the neurologist introduced herself and explain the severity of the situation. I justthink to myself that God wouldn't give me this if i can't handle this so that was the mindset all along i entrust myself to God. Thst this was just a hurdle given to me to make me stronger. What doesn't kill you makes you stronger right?

  • @mscarollinah9557
    @mscarollinah9557 4 года назад +4

    How long did u take in Coma

  • @vernonbosshard9317
    @vernonbosshard9317 2 года назад +1

    My wifes stroke was in Mar 2019, she still hasn't come out of it, I just want to know whats gonna happen, she seems to be getting better but slowly. What can we do?

  • @mintudas2433
    @mintudas2433 3 года назад

    After tbi fatigue problem stays for life time ? Please reply please please

  • @afkbender3686
    @afkbender3686 2 года назад

    I've been working part time at ups as an unloader, been doing it for close to a year and I had a stroke two years ago. Mostly I lost my left brain power, couldn't talk at all. After three days I could walk but it was Shakey. Now I've got tendonitis in my elbow after working so hard for so long. I overcompensate about the balance and power in one arm so that caused problems. But gotta make money.

    • @sakshinemade3389
      @sakshinemade3389 2 года назад

      My grandmother recently got stroke and she is not able to move her left arm and leg...she is 77 years young.. But the thing is she is sleeping a lot like almost a day.. Can u please tell me why is these so....

  • @mintudas2433
    @mintudas2433 3 года назад

    4 months ago me and my wife meet an accident.. She had brain hemmorage surgery done clot is 3.5 mm.. My right side is totally broken... We are newly married on date december 2020... My wife suffering from fatigue problem sleeping problem can't listen high noise... Is it common problem and how many months its stay.. Please reply

  • @avhinoy6843
    @avhinoy6843 4 года назад +5

    💒👏👏💝😭😭

  • @kikiconcepcion433
    @kikiconcepcion433 3 года назад +4

    Jessica is more at risk now because of her obvious weight gain. She was a lot thinner when she had her first stroke. Stroke reoccurs so I hope she seriously considers going through weight loss program. Might as well encourage her husband to do it as well. Obesity plays a risky role in the occurence of stroke.

  • @judahmarabetv9509
    @judahmarabetv9509 2 года назад

    Can you guys please help me recover in your association/foundation please im a filipino just 32 years old and i want to recover to be able to work again ,i really want to be OK again event though i know its not gonna be 100 percent again i wont waste such an opportunity if you may blessed it upon me

  • @KristinaMarie463
    @KristinaMarie463 2 года назад

    A stroke or cervical instability?
    I do have cervical and lumbar stenosis.
    In 2020 I began having episodes one every other week and everyone of them occurred during the night when asleep. I wake up having all of the symptoms. No physicians here could diagnose me because they said there is no damaged area seen on my brain So I’m left just staying home to sleep them off. I had these every other week for10 months of these exact symptoms . It stopped a month after having a lumbar fusion in October, than started again today 9/4/21. My symptoms do not dissipate fully until the next day.
    Scared with no help! Not One Doctor told me to go to ED if I had these symptoms reoccur? Some doctors say all those symptoms are likely from cervical instability. I wish someone would believe me I know I’ve been having mini strokes or maybe tia and they look at me like I am crazy

  • @malgorzatarosa3596
    @malgorzatarosa3596 2 года назад

    That is actually shocking. They should straight way do CT scan to find out is bleed or infrack. Honestly shocking. Powerful USA and they cannot do CT scan in emergency situation. If they will do that they will safe her from disability and long months in rehab.

  • @brandondavis8584
    @brandondavis8584 3 года назад

    What a luxury, an emergency vehicle in America

  • @garysharp8871
    @garysharp8871 2 года назад

    Wow it sounds like the doctors made the right decision not to do surgery

  • @paulgoss6786
    @paulgoss6786 2 года назад +1

    i look for help, a stroke victim, no money.

  • @DutchGuyMike
    @DutchGuyMike 2 года назад

    "It was the scariest moment" I bet it was not as scary as the extremely huge costs she/they will have to pay rest of her/their lives because the US medical care is so decrepit..

  • @yooya3407
    @yooya3407 3 года назад +2

    hey jessica, i wonder if your brain is recovered now as 100 percent?

  • @BigMoneyRuss
    @BigMoneyRuss 2 года назад

    O