wilsonjames+FollowWait, Can You Have a Stroke & Not Know?Silent strokes are a real thing—yep, you can actually have a stroke and not even realize it happened. They don’t always have obvious symptoms, but they can still cause brain damage. Subtle signs like forgetfulness or trouble moving could be clues. Risk goes up with age, high blood pressure, or heart issues. Kinda wild to think about, right? If you’re feeling off, it might be worth checking in with your doc! #HealthFacts #StrokeAwareness #DidYouKnow #BrainHealth #Health18629Share
wilsonjames+FollowYour Brain’s Cleanup Crew Matters!Turns out, your brain has its own waste-clearing system (the glymphatic system), and if it’s not working right after a stroke, your brain can actually age faster! MRI scans showed stroke patients had more 'old brain' signs and worse neurological symptoms, all linked to this system being out of whack. This could mean new ways to treat or even prevent brain aging after a stroke. Who knew brain cleaning was so important? #BrainHealth #StrokeAwareness #ScienceNews #AgingBrain #MedicalResearch #Health00Share
shermandarlene+Follow😱 Headaches & Stroke Risk? What!?Did you know that if you get intense headaches, you might be 70% more likely to have a stroke? Finnish researchers found a link between migraines and ischemic strokes, especially in under-50s. Super important to keep an eye on those headaches! Just because you get them doesn't mean a stroke is certain, but it's worth the chat. 🤔 Let’s prioritize those check-ups! Have you experienced anything similar? #HealthAlert #WellnessCheck #StrokeAwareness #Health494Share
Renee Hodges+FollowHeartbreak on the Bachelor Trip 💔A tragic turn of events unfolded during a bachelor party in Spain as 29-year-old Oliver Holroyd, from Halifax, collapsed and passed away. Friends and family describe him as a devoted father, loving fiancé, and a cherished friend. His fiancée, Paige, shared a touching tribute, expressing her disbelief and deep sorrow. A JustGiving page has been set up to honor Oliver’s memory, with a marathon run raising funds for the Stroke Association. This heartbreaking incident is a stark reminder of life’s unpredictability. GoneTooSoon #InMemory #StrokeAwareness #FamilyRelationships42Share
