Quick Guide
Planning For The Direction
Of My Stroke Recovery.
The first 3 months of Stroke Recovery
are so vitally important, none of those
weeks can be wasted due to poor
planning or bad timing.
Our Planning For
My Stroke Recovery Is
Outlined In This Guide.
PREVIEW
After an unexpected Stroke, there are many segments of my treatment, rehabilitation, and recovery at home that needed to be organized and planned for to make certain we did not miss anything on a given hour, day, week, or month.
All Those We Planned For In My Stroke Recovery
Most of the planning for my recovery involved me of course. But, we immediately had to also plan for our interface with all the individual members of my Recovery Team. In this guide we detail who we had to plan for including their contact information, their schedules and availability, and their responsibilities in my recovery.
Planning For My Stroke Recovery Included Solid Scheduling
Having 3 Caregivers in rotation, and having to juggle medical and rehab appointments with running a household meant we had to plan for who was were, when to make sure we didn't miss some critical event in my recovery. In this Guide we share how we managed our individual and household schedules.
Strict Planning For All Activities In My Stroke Recovery
My Stroke Recovery was faster, safer, and more productive because we planned for many of the duties and activities that had to be accounted for each day. These included planning for the Goals set for me to maintain a healthy recovery. Being able to move, stand and eventually walk were activities not taken for granted. In this Guide, we share these activities, my nutrition, and my medications objectives as they were committed to our comprehensive planning.
I Had A Daily Must Do List Throughout My Stroke Recovery
I had the opportunity to see how well coordinated the planning for my recovery was in the hospital and acute rehab. This inspired us to try and be as regimented as they had been, as we didn't want to have any holes in the important actions we needed to take EVERY DAY. We had, I still use today the little "cheat sheet" you see here. In this Guide we detail all of the things we recognized as vital to my recovery and avoiding a second Stroke.
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