Recovery without limits: brain science & hope for stroke survivors | Kari Dunning | TEDxCincinnati

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  • Опубликовано: 7 сен 2015
  • New technology allows us to look inside the brain to see recovery after stroke. Kari Dunning describes how this research challenges long held beliefs while giving new hope for stroke survivors.
    Dr.Dunning is Associate Professor & Director of the Neural Excitability, Therapeutics and Recovery (NET Recovery) Laboratory in the Dept. of Rehabilitation Sciences at the University of Cincinnati. She is a member of the Greater Cincinnati Northern KY Stroke Team. Dr. Dunning has been involved in over 30 research studies funded by a variety of agencies including National Institutes of Health, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, private industry, publishing over 45 peer reviewed articles and conducting over 30 scientific presentations in the past 5 years. Dr. Dunning is the recipient of the previous four year American Heart Association Scientist Development Award and the Majistro Family Research Grant from the Foundation for Physical Therapy.
    This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx

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  • @dawudabuadam
    @dawudabuadam 5 лет назад +105

    I’ve broken every barrier that my Doctors have set, since my strokes

    • @demetriuswilliams5620
      @demetriuswilliams5620 4 года назад +1

      That's amazing,

    • @Ljp7d
      @Ljp7d 4 года назад +1

      what part of your brain were affected? My father just had a stroke and doctors are being very negative. We got him to the hospital within an hour so I don't know why they are being so negative.

    • @universezero2590
      @universezero2590 3 года назад

      lauren powell how is he any progress ? my dad had a stroke a few months ago is thinking of going vegetarian

    • @universezero2590
      @universezero2590 3 года назад

      That’s wonderful news what helped you my father is 59 had a stroke a few months ago he isn’t in the same country as I am so I am guiding him from afar any tips will help he is thinking of becoming a vegetarian he said he is starting to forget things and asked me for tips which is rare my father has never asked for help so I know he’s in need of advice.

    • @HalfWarrior
      @HalfWarrior 3 года назад +1

      God bless you sir!

  • @tamaraquibell497
    @tamaraquibell497 5 лет назад +105

    My mother had a stroke on September 20, 2018. She had brain surgery on September 21, 2018. She was paralyzed on her left side at first. She seemed as though she would forever remain paralyzed and without much hope. She went to rehab for 2 1/2 months. And then she came home December 5th, 2018. I am her daughter and I care for her 24/7. She is learning to walk again. At first I was heartbroken because it took 2 people to care for her. And I thought I would not be able to care for her myself. I had always told her that if anything ever happened. That I would always take care of her. That I would never put her in a home. During her stay at the rehab, I came down with puemonia. During my 3 week absence she began walking again with a walker. And now she is home. I am working with her everyday. And we have physical therapists that come out to our home 2-3 times a week. We are suing her doctor for malpractice. We currently have 2 Attorneys assisting us in doing this. We will get through this togeather. It has always been just me and my mom. Ever since I was a kid. She was and is my best friend. I will never give up on her. And I will care for her to the best of my ability until her last breath. She was honestly the best mother a person could ever hope to have. I was blessed when I recieved her to be my mother from God. I cherish every moment with her. This video brought me more hope. May God Bless everyone who has to watch this video and others to learn about strokes. They are terrible. May God in Heaven Bless us all...

    • @Dog.soldier1950
      @Dog.soldier1950 5 лет назад +2

      Tamara Quibell keep working and praying it gets better

    • @gslimm40
      @gslimm40 5 лет назад +4

      I feel the exact way about my beloved mother, GOD can get us through anything through faith, trust, and strength in Almighty!! You will be blessed for being there for your mother, you and your Mom will weap a harvest if you never give up🙏❤!

    • @awakenedava8687
      @awakenedava8687 3 года назад +3

      I hope your and your mom are doing great! My mom suffered a stroke a few weeks ago, I am/ was devastated. You only get 1 mother. Thank you for Sharing your inspirational story

    • @danielleybelly411
      @danielleybelly411 3 года назад +1

      This moved me tremendously. Thank you Tamara. For serving your mom and caring for her so beautifully.

    • @Gman-nb9ge
      @Gman-nb9ge 2 года назад

      @@awakenedava8687 same here yesterday

  • @alcwjchong8683
    @alcwjchong8683 4 года назад +98

    we need more neurologist doctors and PTs to watch this instead of keep telling us the brain cells are dead ....

    • @StrokeStrengthSupport
      @StrokeStrengthSupport 2 года назад +7

      Agreed! This is such a hot button for me

    • @latto333
      @latto333 2 года назад +2

      @@StrokeStrengthSupport same for me since I had a stroke while my mother was still pregnant with me... and the right side of my brain is "dead" only the left side works... and I have siezures... this is such such an eye opener for me... I would love to meet this lady

    • @nm9412
      @nm9412 Год назад +3

      Totally agree with you. Let’s all encourage our medical staff to be in the business of hope!

  • @lorirobinson8932
    @lorirobinson8932 4 года назад +72

    I had a stroke on 6-6-19 at 46 its has changed my life for ever. I drove my self from work to hospital when i had.i have apshia among other thing. But i have learnd the i have push my self Everyday train my self to talk agine i practice talking to my self. This video give me hope. And stroke savior we are here for a reason. One day at a time God is good.

  • @melindamcmahon9711
    @melindamcmahon9711 Год назад +2

    TY! 60 year old - stroke 8-18-22. I needed to hear this.

  • @persahmil1798
    @persahmil1798 5 лет назад +43

    my name is Percy and i suffered a stroke 2 weeks ago i'm so thankful i'm still here i can still walk and talk didn't lose any memory I've been going to therapy and getting better day by day

    • @ster2600
      @ster2600 4 года назад

      Well done! Best of luck with your continuing recovery and life

    • @JanTheNan
      @JanTheNan 4 года назад

      Pers Ahmil fortunately speech or memory not affected wish every one the best.

    • @houseofcomedy1559
      @houseofcomedy1559 3 года назад

      Pers, you have fully recovered?

    • @zayxoxo
      @zayxoxo 3 года назад

      🙏🏾

    • @earlthompson5420
      @earlthompson5420 3 месяца назад

      🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

  • @WaffleFries324
    @WaffleFries324 3 года назад +34

    I was lucky and young when I had my stroke. 27. My doctors said that because I'm young, they expect me to make a full recovery. It's only been a couple months since it happened, and I'm still making improvements, but I have a long way to go. This video inspires me to keep trying. It's easy to give up and stop trying when you don't see the progress. I've had dreams that I write and talk normal again, but you shouldn't give up

    • @MarkStewartKeltner
      @MarkStewartKeltner Год назад +1

      I have a stroke at ago 30 (now I'm 50). Half and a body doesn't work. So yeah... what can you do (my speech is bad)? 😔One day at a time.

    • @sadafnahid4379
      @sadafnahid4379 Год назад +1

      How're you now?
      How much have you recovered?
      Please update?

    • @WaffleFries324
      @WaffleFries324 Год назад +1

      @@sadafnahid4379 come a long way since I wrote this comment. About 95% recovered. Still have issues with my speech and writing. Fine motor skills in my dominant hand are still miniscule, so anything with that hand is difficult. Otherwise, you look at me and you'd have no idea what happened.

    • @kala9907
      @kala9907 Год назад +1

      @@WaffleFries324 I'm glad you feel better. What is your lifestyle like? I have a brother who had a stroke but are incorporating a healthy lifestyle for him to have a chance

  • @laurieeyebee
    @laurieeyebee 2 года назад +3

    AS i WRITE THIS I AM IN A REHAB FACILITY AFTER HAVING AN ISCHEMIC STROKE ON 10/15. WE DON'T KNOW WHY. TODAY I STOOD UP FOR ALMOST A MINUTE AT THE PARALLEL BARS. MAJOR ACHIEVEMENT FOR ME

  • @ilenegallo374
    @ilenegallo374 4 года назад +12

    I had a minor stroke and only lost balance on my left side. After four weeks, a I can drive and manage well with a walker. At home I don’ t need the walker. My Dr was not very encouraging, so I appreciate your work very much.

  • @minivlog8886
    @minivlog8886 4 года назад +15

    My mother just got stroked this year 2019, shes 80 yrs old, shes getting his PT . Looking my mother I always told her to fight. When im Infront of her. I always convinced her she can do it, ill always at her side, but the true, I always crying every night.i feel its hard for my mother and shes taking anti depression. But still I have to be fighter in Front of my Mom. I love you mama.

    • @minivlog8886
      @minivlog8886 4 года назад +7

      Hey! Good news. My mama can walk again.

    • @Linhlanpiano
      @Linhlanpiano 3 года назад +1

      @@minivlog8886 so happy to hear that

    • @bien.mp4
      @bien.mp4 2 года назад

      @@minivlog8886 So glad to hear that!

  • @meels66
    @meels66 7 лет назад +39

    I'm a 7-year survivor and I don't plan to give up!
    That Ironman is on the way!!
    Thx for the great talk....

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

    Wow! 5 mos. Post stroke, getting better everyday Thank you!! Awesome story!🙏🏻✝️🙏🏻❤

  • @crownhimanshu
    @crownhimanshu 2 года назад +6

    I had stroke last year and I am am now about to fully recovered…..I always told myself that it’s a blessing not a curse 👍

    • @serahjerry8280
      @serahjerry8280 2 года назад

      Hi Himanshu, can I talk to you, I'm in a similar position

    • @legendary8838
      @legendary8838 2 года назад

      A year wow I’m a year and a half out and limited on my left side

  • @roderickjefferson7892
    @roderickjefferson7892 3 года назад +17

    As a recovering stroke survivor for three years this was an awesomely inspiring ted wish I had seen it when I was recovering in the hospital after initial stroke

  • @kathleencollins7982
    @kathleencollins7982 День назад

    My husband had a stroke 3 half years ago. I took care of him, he fell out of his wheelchair he fractured his C3 in his neck now he’s in Rehab he also has feeding tube kept choking on his food had to get this procedure done he’s sitting up hopefully he will overcome every obstacle.

  • @travelcrip715
    @travelcrip715 5 лет назад +70

    I had my stroke at 17 then cancer at 19 but now I’m 27 and reading a book called strong after a stroke, it’s soooo good I can’t recommend it enough.
    I’m getting full recovery while I travel around South America it’s fun and my highest goal.

    • @tomasalonso5885
      @tomasalonso5885 5 лет назад +1

      What is the name of the book Please!!

    • @travelcrip715
      @travelcrip715 5 лет назад +1

      Stronger after a stroke

    • @tomasalonso5885
      @tomasalonso5885 5 лет назад +2

      thank you very much @@travelcrip715

    • @gslimm40
      @gslimm40 5 лет назад

      🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💗

    • @gslimm40
      @gslimm40 5 лет назад

      🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💗

  • @TC-ef2pp
    @TC-ef2pp 4 года назад +17

    Brother had a stroke a year and a half ago. He didn’t get long enough rehab in hospital and then rehab at home wasn’t enough. Like 15-20 minutes 2 days a week. Now insurance no longer wants to pay. Only 52 years old. Struggling to keep him motivated. Thank you for the video. Gives folks hope.

    • @henryhawkins1194
      @henryhawkins1194 Год назад +1

      Tell him to never give up. No one will want him to get better than him wanting to get better himself. I have to motivate myself after the in-home therapy is no longer being paid by my insurance. I remember everything they taught me, and do those exercises three times daily seven days a week. It's hard, but I keep pushing and working trying to get better. Never give up. From a stroke survivor.

    • @rachelanderson4509
      @rachelanderson4509 11 месяцев назад

      My dad just had a stroke.. I'm so afraid insurance will give us a hard time.
      Hospital sent him home 3 hours after stroke diagnosis

  • @jaspalsingh150
    @jaspalsingh150 5 лет назад +26

    Very illuminating & encouraging talk. I a suffered from stroke 13 yrs. ago. I know the pain & difficulty of living after stroke.But there is always hope, if you don't give up.Keep trying.

    • @tamchiaku9036
      @tamchiaku9036 3 года назад +2

      Sir how did you recovered from stroke. My mother also surviving brain stroke..

  • @Bivora
    @Bivora 7 лет назад +30

    My mom survived 2 hemorrhagic strokes in 2015. She was given no hope but she is still with us. She is paralyzed on her left side and is mentally incapacitated but knows family, makes jokes and still has her since of humor. I feel like she has potential to regain more use of her brain and this gives me hope. I wish more docs out there felt this way and were willing to do more for people like her.

    • @gslimm40
      @gslimm40 5 лет назад

      🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💗

  • @tracedunning4378
    @tracedunning4378 7 лет назад +110

    that's my momma!

    • @indinor
      @indinor 7 лет назад +6

      She's a fantastic speaker! This is such an inspirational talk :)

    • @peggibreen9820
      @peggibreen9820 5 лет назад +2

      Know how you feel as my children would say that's my mom 7 weeks since Stroke, TIA and Concussion - but doing my PT OT and starting speech God Bless your dear mom.

    • @woojenny5216
      @woojenny5216 5 лет назад +3

      She is a good mummy!! You are the luckiest person on this planet!!

    • @johnsonchew4635
      @johnsonchew4635 5 лет назад +2

      God bless ur mum, reslly interesting presentation snd gives me the hope of getting full recovery

    • @johnyepthomi892
      @johnyepthomi892 4 года назад

      A very sweet person and has a gentle soul. Hope she keeps helping and making our lives better..

  • @alexmermadette6107
    @alexmermadette6107 3 года назад +3

    I was 19 when I had a stroke. Changed my life completely.

  • @penelopek9645
    @penelopek9645 4 года назад +17

    Wauw thank you ever so much . I really needed this video. My dad has just suffered a stroke after having a cardiac arrest. He survived both. And he is truly a survivor. We are worried how much he can do. We love him ever so much.

  • @rajsrivastav6940
    @rajsrivastav6940 5 лет назад +14

    after brain surgery my mom is unable to walk etc.......this gives some hope

    • @rajsrivastav6940
      @rajsrivastav6940 5 лет назад +1

      @Da Ni thank you very very much ...this means a lot... really

  • @hankgant190
    @hankgant190 2 года назад +3

    I had a stroke a year ago, and realized from the very beginning the amount of work it would take for me to recover if there even was a recovery. I never gave up nor even considered it. My recovery is far from perfect but there were no poor me's. I am single with no family within two thousand miles. However the world does not sit still,and it will pass you by very quickly therefore you have to try. What do you have to lose except yourself? I deserved better so I fought as though I was fighting for my life. And boy, am I glad I did. It takes a good year for the dust to settle but once you see how far you can come back (hopefully) give yourself a big pat on the back.

    • @anyasward4556
      @anyasward4556 21 день назад

      Beautifully said. My recovery mirrors yours - you have to give it your best, fight as if life depends on it! My stroke was a year ago too. I'm recovering well but it's not been easy.

  • @dsun0101
    @dsun0101 7 лет назад +34

    I'm 51 years old man.I had my stroke 6 months. thank you for the video.

    • @ster2600
      @ster2600 4 года назад

      Best of luck with your recovery and coping with your stroke

  • @danhayes4941
    @danhayes4941 3 года назад +8

    My mom had a hemorrhagic stroke yesterday, when my brother took her picture at the hospital she fixed her hair. When I talked with her on speaker phone she cried but my brother who is a Physician Assistant seems pessimistic which bothers me. I don't want to be full of false hope but I believe in my mom, that she can make the best of it. "I'm in the business of hope" what a beautiful inspiring woman & Story.

    • @isharalakmali1789
      @isharalakmali1789 3 года назад +1

      Don't give up your hopes. I wish her speed recover

    • @Mary-fn5rl
      @Mary-fn5rl 8 месяцев назад

      Please keep track every
      E
      week what she can do now that she couldn't do before.

  • @kimcoffey9577
    @kimcoffey9577 3 года назад +16

    My partner had a stroke last week, his thalamus is damaged, dysphagia happening. I am determined for his recovery every single day. He is a Special Forces Green Beret, it is hard-coded in his DNA not to give up. With Kari Dunning's Ted Talk, HOPE is ALL!!

    • @bhanchandarcjvb
      @bhanchandarcjvb 2 года назад +1

      All the best.. I got my stroke my 13th Feb.. Hope he is better

    • @princessfunkytown6459
      @princessfunkytown6459 Год назад

      It’s early and he will recover. Maybe not 100% but there will be progress. Especially if he got treatment early. Hang in there and search RUclips for stroke recovery videos. There are many and they are inspirational.

    • @princessfunkytown6459
      @princessfunkytown6459 Год назад

      It’s early and he will recover. Maybe not 100% but there will be progress. Especially if he got treatment early. Hang in there and search RUclips for stroke recovery videos. There are many and they are inspirational.

  • @sarasia652
    @sarasia652 Год назад +1

    I had stroke one month ago.i am 39.Thanks to the messages here.we are not alone.

  • @connieb.4071
    @connieb.4071 7 лет назад +16

    She's easy to listen to and gets to the point.

  • @Someone-cd7yi
    @Someone-cd7yi 2 года назад +5

    My dad had a stroke 2.5 months ago. He has severe aphasia and can't move his right side. This certainly gives me some hope. Thank you!

    • @princessfunkytown6459
      @princessfunkytown6459 Год назад

      Look at the Stroke Recovery videos from the INR in Florida. They’re doing miraculous work

    • @juliogutierrez8523
      @juliogutierrez8523 Год назад

      Hey man how’s your dad? So did my dad …. Same symptoms … his right side is getting better but the aphasia is bad :( did your dad get better? Like able to speak again and reason?

  • @Mary-fn5rl
    @Mary-fn5rl 8 месяцев назад

    My mom had a strokece anda seizure. J wasas blessed with both. God is good.

  • @lisacatherineoblsb
    @lisacatherineoblsb 8 лет назад +10

    THANK YOU TO UPLIFT US !! You most amazing and gift woman. Surviving Stroke never stop. Thank you so much !!

  • @jaspalsingh150
    @jaspalsingh150 3 года назад +4

    Very positive talk, esp. if you are a stroke patient.

  • @legendary8838
    @legendary8838 2 года назад +1

    I’m a stroke survivor and I’m still improving almost 2 years later

  • @310jacklee
    @310jacklee 11 месяцев назад

    Amazing!! I am so happy to have found this video. My husband 47 yo had a stroke and we are in the same business of HOPE! Thank you! With my persistence my husband will be able to walk again and use his left arm. Thank you! We need more therapists like you!

  • @jackiepecco1284
    @jackiepecco1284 5 лет назад +5

    Thank you from a survivor

  • @smarterstocks-becomeasmart9605
    @smarterstocks-becomeasmart9605 4 года назад +8

    Great speech, I just read the book Stroke Rebel, which is another living proof of what Mrs. Dunning says here.

  • @christineskinner8217
    @christineskinner8217 5 лет назад +3

    I had a stroke last year ag 47 this is so powerful

  • @johnspisak9729
    @johnspisak9729 3 года назад +3

    Powerful words. I feel inspired, energized and hopeful. Thank you for that. I'm eight years out from my stroke and thanks to you, I'm more determined than ever to continue making progress toward full recovery.

  • @alpyshrrathod9117
    @alpyshrrathod9117 4 года назад +5

    Oh lady... You are a magician

  • @Mikestuder
    @Mikestuder 3 года назад +3

    Great job Kari! Proud to call you friend and colleague! Impactful.

  • @ottersimms7672
    @ottersimms7672 6 лет назад +16

    My boyfriend had a stroke after being hit by a car... this is so uplifting ❤️ Thank you! 😊

    • @GoldPeakLLC
      @GoldPeakLLC 5 лет назад

      Marley Simmons what kind of symptoms does he have and what age?

    • @gslimm40
      @gslimm40 5 лет назад

      🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💗

  • @nelsonsarmiento3291
    @nelsonsarmiento3291 7 лет назад +16

    I'm 46 yrs old male I had my stroke attacked 2 months ago . Watching this video gives me hope. I almost give up. Because of my family I chose to live and fight this sickness I am doing it rt now

    • @peggibreen9820
      @peggibreen9820 5 лет назад

      God bless and Amen - just a saying never look down on anyone unless helping them up

    • @ajitsinghchauhan8549
      @ajitsinghchauhan8549 5 лет назад

      butatidhamaarti
      Butatidham

    • @gslimm40
      @gslimm40 5 лет назад

      🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💗

  • @blueyedmule
    @blueyedmule 3 месяца назад

    We focus on the physical in stroke recovery. That's what we practice and that's what all the information I got in inn-patient rehab was about. Over two years post-stroke, I wish I had come home with more of an understanding of the mental and emotional challenges. Because a stroke doesn't just impair the physical abilities, it is also a impairment to functioning emotionally. I still have a hard time controlling laughter, and that's awkward. I had tremendous rages and depression as a result of my brain. Not just dealing with the difficulties, but of the miswiring of my brain. I still am not sure quite who I am now, post-stroke.

  • @afkbender3686
    @afkbender3686 Год назад +2

    I had a stroke two years ago. lost my speech and some motor skills and other stuff that only I can experience. now I'm working full time loading trucks, a very intensive job. Sometimes I have a hard time finding the words and feeling "off", but a lot of it is mental, or Mood. Being positive, working out, spending time outside with family has been very helpful in my recovery. For all survivors I hope you to have a fast and full recovery.

  • @henryzhang9915
    @henryzhang9915 5 лет назад +8

    God bless her. My father had a stroke 2 weeks ago and he can't feel his left arm and can hardly support any weight with left foot, now I have faith in him.

    • @gslimm40
      @gslimm40 5 лет назад +1

      🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💗

  • @rachelanderson4509
    @rachelanderson4509 11 месяцев назад

    I need hope right now. My dad just had a stroke

  • @rishanaalibach9416
    @rishanaalibach9416 5 лет назад +5

    Kari i personally find your videos inspiring, but i never found a photo of yours during your so call;ed stroke. I am a male who now is 51 years. In 2017 february 9th a had a stroke. A brainstem stroke. I had a headache since october 2016. At the Maasstad hospital Rotterdam,they made 2 mri scans and they could not find anything. In late january 2017, they found (after a 2 color ct scan) that in my brain the blood flows in one certain vein, both side. During that time my bp and blood sugar was always oke. Still my bp and blood sugar is oke. But now i am paralyzed on my right side and i have difficulties with my speech too. Every day i work on my own and every week i get physiotherapy of one hour. at home.

  • @mariloupantaleon7221
    @mariloupantaleon7221 2 года назад +2

    I need this sharing! Thanks so much!

  • @francaazores
    @francaazores 3 года назад +4

    Thank you, I really needed to hear this! My fiance suffered from stroke 2 months ago. I always encourage and support him so he will never feel alone in this battle. We always celebrate every little progress ❤️

  • @francescadarien-hydellbma2958
    @francescadarien-hydellbma2958 Год назад

    Re-wiring the brain gets easier the more you practice - a perspective that looks forward to eternity is a blessing - having survived TBIs and then being blessed with acquired savantism - everyday it is a blessing to be happy and to smile, small gifts from God and to the world are amazing!!! Thank you for inspiring.

  • @ToTwigSN7180
    @ToTwigSN7180 Год назад

    I watched this video, since i was hospitalized with stroke 4 years ago. I'm now able to walk in my room unassisted after only 3 earlier months of physical therapys, but with little dificulties due to spasticity. Spasticity is the only obstacle that limits my mobility. I'm now looking to get this treatment, but I don't know where to get it. I'm from Nyc. If there's somebody who knows any clinic like this somewhere in the U. S. I will be glad to see from him/her. Thank you

  • @ryanleo758
    @ryanleo758 4 года назад +3

    You do a good business of hope..

  • @lindaguida4074
    @lindaguida4074 3 года назад +1

    My brother suffered a Massive Stroke, when my Dad found him on the floor they started to argue, time was lost in getting him to the hospital.....he will never walk or talk again according to Neurologist.

  • @lclarybethurenasantana919
    @lclarybethurenasantana919 4 года назад

    Thank you.

  • @rayestorga6308
    @rayestorga6308 Год назад +1

    Thank you I needed to hear this.

  • @onkardesai30
    @onkardesai30 3 года назад +2

    You are great! You have really seeded a ray of hope for so many out there!

  • @nondumisomegan7240
    @nondumisomegan7240 3 года назад +1

    Great video. Thank you.

  • @JanTheNan
    @JanTheNan 4 года назад +2

    I had a stroke 29May 2018, left side still useless, at home in a hospital bed U.k. 62 when it happened 63 now.

  • @angelayan8712
    @angelayan8712 2 года назад +1

    This is so inspirational to me. Really need this speech for myself

  • @anjumafshan1297
    @anjumafshan1297 2 года назад

    I really appreciate you helping

  • @normashaw3652
    @normashaw3652 2 года назад +1

    Excellent very informative and inspiring. Thank you 💖

  • @richasharma6472
    @richasharma6472 2 года назад

    I see the smiles!

  • @miasoculpa8490
    @miasoculpa8490 3 года назад

    Wow! Kari Dunning is amazing

  • @khadijameher7858
    @khadijameher7858 2 года назад

    Thank you so much. I needed to hear this. My father had his second strock and can't move his right side, can't talk and sometimes doesn't remember us

  • @MsAngelface32
    @MsAngelface32 3 года назад +2

    So glad I stumbled upon this, my mother recently suffered a ischemic stroke. Doctors were able to remove the clot that was in her brain through her femoral artery. It’s only been 3 days ago, her speech is very delayed and it takes her a while to say one or two words. She cries because she’s trying to talk but it won’t come out. She can understand what you’re saying and follow small commands. Her left side is immobile and so far she has not passed her swallow test. I just wonder what will her quality of life be. Will she ever walk again and be able to take care of herself or will she need 24/7 nursing care forever. I know it’s a case by case situation and every stroke patient recovers different but these are just some of the questions that run through my mind. Oh and the neuro doctors said she’ll never be able to drive again.

    • @samphaura
      @samphaura 2 года назад

      how has she been recovering? speech, cognitive, and motor functions?

  • @anthonycarney7849
    @anthonycarney7849 3 года назад

    Thank u I had a big stroke 7years ago I lost my left side but I have never give up and listened to u give s me more stronger I am getting a new foot t cast on Saturday I hope that this one will Mack me able to walk better I will die fight img it stroke car is in the Stone Age in Northern Ireland I bought many casts on line when I find a brace I think will help me I start looking for the next one I will be like u some day with gods help

  • @debblackmore7460
    @debblackmore7460 Год назад

    Stay strong stay positive stay safe everyone takecare becareful out there dont let guards down great speech well done sending luck hugs love from headway Nottingham UK takecare x

  • @larrycrouse
    @larrycrouse 2 года назад

    These comments and this video give me more inspiration to keep pushing hard everyday. I suffered from a stroke on 12152019 and I'm still not walking but it's close my left hand and arm is still not functioning but there is little by little movement every day. I was a bit of an adrenaline junkie and have pushed myself and my body to its limits but I have had fun in my life I'm going to start psyhio therapy on 041422so I'm hopeful to convince my wife and family and doctor that I can and want to drive again which is my biggest passion in life I love driving anywhere. To me it reduces stress

  • @countteddy
    @countteddy 6 лет назад +5

    fantastic woman ...very inspiring....im 5 m post , getting there!......

  • @USAIRFORCE621
    @USAIRFORCE621 6 лет назад +2

    A family member had a stroke last night and I was terrified, but now that I know that there is a way for him to recover and successfully regain his speech it really not only gives me hope for his full and complete recovery, thanks so much for giving me the hope I needed Kari!

    • @DeevaJat
      @DeevaJat 4 месяца назад

      My father had a stroke four months ago...he have started walking again but is not able to speak n write ...
      He can repeat the words I ask him but own his own he can't speak anything
      I am so much worried about him ...can you tell something about your recovery...the speech gain

  • @therecoverychannelalex
    @therecoverychannelalex 3 года назад

    Amazing

  • @That1NativeGuy97
    @That1NativeGuy97 3 года назад +1

    I had a stroke at the age of 21 1/7/19 I was home for three days before going to Chandler regional Hospital. I had a headache and was nauseous for those three days. I was not paralyzed or weak. I have seizures when my blood pressure gets to high I'm currently on 1500mg of keppra twice a day with hydroclorthizide, amalodapine, and Lisinopril. I smoked a lot of marijuana before and after my stroke. I'm surprised I'm not dead and I love life and changed my eating habits and stopped drinking energy drinks and less soda.

  • @samrogers9515
    @samrogers9515 2 года назад +1

    yes

  • @ryanbarroga7384
    @ryanbarroga7384 Год назад

    I survived from multiple infarction stroke I had severe spasticity and hemiplegia months ago then when I researched about fasting promotes bdnf I did water fast for 40 days after a month I got fully recover no sign of stroke from me

  • @oscaralonsodelgado6685
    @oscaralonsodelgado6685 3 года назад +4

    Hi there beautiful people, my mother just had a stroke a few days ago, she's still in the critical phase but I want her to get better as much as possible and I have deep faith in the power of the mind and the body. Now the every day training is an important factor if you can see the urge of it. What do you do when my mother is in neglect of what happened due to the brain damage? To still stimulate her to act and practice practice practice

    • @marthapvillalobos6248
      @marthapvillalobos6248 3 года назад

      Óscar Delgado God BLESS you mom. I Will pray for her 🙏🙏

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  • @crystalbleau2611
    @crystalbleau2611 3 года назад

    I wish more doctors thought like u

  • @senthil.a4850
    @senthil.a4850 3 года назад +3

    My dad had a ischemic stroke on jan 7 at the age of 56 causing hyper tension. After 6 month he had some changes. But doctor said that he will have memory loss and get well at 90% only. Now sometime he had no concentration after few minute . DOCTOR SUDGEST RISPERIDONE TABLET FOR TWO WEEKS. AFTER 3 NIGHT TAKING OF TABLET HE WAS CLEAR IN MIND FOR ONLY ONE DAY. AFTER HE DO THE SAME OF UNCONCIOUSNESS CAUSING THE TAB GET SIDE EFFECTS. NOW WE DONT KNOW WHAT DO TO PLS HELP ME DOCTOR.

  • @freeloop7738
    @freeloop7738 Год назад

    this video not just give hopes to the people who have stroke. it's for everyone. for people who thinks something s impossible.

  • @debbiramsey4603
    @debbiramsey4603 3 года назад +3

    Excuse me. Yes I've learned to talk fine like anybody else. And when I couldn't barely crawl with limbs trembling yes I can walk fine again too, and another stroke I couldn't u derstand English and I got all that ack too, I'm a religious man and I count my blessings. Frosty the snowman one word at a time. trying to say one word at a time then some times I could make two, Strokes and aphasia takes time and daily tryng.

  • @sus123321
    @sus123321 4 года назад +1

    Hi , wonderful service to human kind and god bless you to serve many people.
    Mam, I just wondering how that 75 years old gentlemen post stroke of 20 years didn’t have spasticity .
    How it’s possible ,Within 4 weeks of treatment patient could lift a potato chip to eat .
    How did you managed spasticity before wiring ?
    Please don’t mistake me for this query .
    Thanks

  • @615taz
    @615taz 5 лет назад +4

    no doctors in america talks about this. but (Aikido) streches help with hand recovory

  • @shmales7023
    @shmales7023 3 года назад

    I had a stroke two years ago. I need this lady to work with me. Insurance won't cover more PT though...

  • @debbiramsey4603
    @debbiramsey4603 3 года назад +1

    Think about it. You can probably say theabc s very fast forward but reverse you may lag. Our brain licks sequences. And studies I understand will tell us that the faster you can said something fast the longer you will remember it. Songs have rhythm and sounds, It's like trying to survive in the woods, if you don't know how to do something. You struggle

  • @Rhonda308
    @Rhonda308 6 лет назад +8

    I’m 43 and I had a stroke on the left side of my brain sometime in the past few weeks. didn’t know it happened and assumed since I have a brain condition called Chiari Malformation that my brain was just acting weird as usual. When I found out about the stroke I already had dead brain issue showing on the mri or ct scan they took. I was shocked!! I do have some comprehension issues and some right sided weakness but truly I feel lucky!! I wonder if the fact that I didn’t know it happened made me recover faster. Kinda like mind over matter.

    • @gslimm40
      @gslimm40 5 лет назад

      🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💗

  • @vinabenedicto7983
    @vinabenedicto7983 4 года назад +4

    Good morning .i had stroke last year 2018 but my speech slurred im doing therapy

  • @espedidosgs
    @espedidosgs 7 лет назад +6

    hi i am a stroke survivor is tms available in the Philippines

  • @Bill0102
    @Bill0102 3 месяца назад

    I'm spellbound by this. I read a book with similar content, and I was absolutely spellbound. "Unlocking the Brain's Full Potential" by Alexander Sterling

  • @dontran8578
    @dontran8578 11 месяцев назад

    I am currently recovering from stroke it love to run

  • @Ziggyone1224
    @Ziggyone1224 8 лет назад +9

    HI, MY NAME IS JIM ZIEGLER AND MY STROKE LEFT ME. LEFT SIDE PARIZED AND DRIVING A WHEELCHAIR INSTEAD OF 30'S OF DRIVING TRACKOR TRAILERS, MY GOALS ARE JUST SIMPLE PLAY MY PIANO AGAIN, WALK, HOLD MY WIFE AGAIN, CONTINUE DOING MY ARTWORK AND WRITING SONGS, CAME ALONG WAY SINCE 20012 WHEN I COULDN'T EVEN SIT ON BED WITH MY BALIANCE UPRIGHT, NOW WALKING WITH CAIN, BUT STILL DROPFOOT AND SITTING IN WHEELCHAIR, BUT VERY STBORN AND WILL NOT GIVE UP, ANY POINTERS??? MY INSURANCE WILL NOT COVER ANYTHING BUT 25 PT VISTS A YEAR, DO MY EXCERISES ALL DAY ON MY LEFT ARM, AND PIANO AWAITS ME IN CORNER.PLEASE HELP ME.THANKS ZIGGY

    • @johnmeyer7486
      @johnmeyer7486 7 лет назад +2

      Dear Ziggy: look for bioness 200 - I'm going to try andlook for you tube on kathy spencer - she was able to get back playing the piano. she says get peter levine's book - stronger after stroke and visualize playing a song on the piano - I think you can fool the brain into rewiring by visualization. good luck to you - I'm Trista and my stroke was 2008 - haven't driven since and I have a wonderful husband who is always there to help me.

    • @Ziggyone1224
      @Ziggyone1224 7 лет назад

      i have looked at it but too much money and my insurance sucks every one i turn to seem to be dead end road

    • @aqua0811
      @aqua0811 6 лет назад +2

      Same here, I am suffering from left hemiplegia. I had a hemorrhage stroke back in Jun, 2012. My left hand is still immobilized after 5 years though I can walk a bit. I hope I could play the piano with both hands again or hug my tabby.

  • @debbiramsey4603
    @debbiramsey4603 3 года назад +1

    I've had aphasia. I've had one where I could be nderstand english. I couldn't read frosty snow nan except maybe 3 words in a struggling phrase. Best I remember. I take those and it just got slowly better and better, It takes lots of patience especially know before you were very educated and sharp. Gee that's frustrating, You can't get the right rods out and people can't really meaning what your saying about something. You think you are saying the correct words but you don't realize how poor things are coming out. Patience.

  • @johnmoniz4727
    @johnmoniz4727 5 лет назад +2

    How can I find out more about this?

  • @ariskiaznor7673
    @ariskiaznor7673 2 года назад +1

    So how to get this treatment i stroke survivor sns hsving soasisity

  • @Matthew8473
    @Matthew8473 3 месяца назад

    This is a masterpiece. I recently read something similar, and it was a masterpiece in its own right. "Unlocking the Brain's Full Potential" by Alexander Sterling

  • @hemasookram4655
    @hemasookram4655 3 года назад

    I live in Trinidad we don’t have ppl like her here in our hospitals

  • @srikanthvhm6362
    @srikanthvhm6362 5 лет назад +6

    Hi mam, i am 29 year old i had a hammoragic stroke last year i have recovered well till now, but my fingers i am unable to open them, my knee joint is not stable and flexible yet and my foot twists some times, can you please help me out. I am from India.

  • @kaylab3638
    @kaylab3638 3 года назад

    My dad has suffered a stroke 6 months ago however he’s still not fully aware and still in a hospital he moves greatly but is t quite aware of what’s going on and no one has an explanation

  • @annalizacorro6652
    @annalizacorro6652 6 лет назад +5

    hi. I am Liza and I had the stroke last January. I can't move my hands and the right side of my feet can't walk. I have anniv this last month. I can walk a little and my hand can pick some with the help of another hand. I knw it my hard by tell this some give points gives some hopes.I'm from Phil thank you.

    • @fujina7761
      @fujina7761 4 года назад

      How are you now?

    • @santapalpali2127
      @santapalpali2127 4 года назад

      My brother also suffering brain stroke so what about you now please advice me.

  • @ricardotabares2292
    @ricardotabares2292 4 года назад +1

    How can I get in contact with you?

  • @garywatson8089
    @garywatson8089 Год назад

    Where can you get this treatment at?