Stroke Smart Magazine Reader Comments Sign up now for free subscription   I want to thank you for the excellent work you’re doing publishing Stroke Smart magazine. I  love it. Please find enclosed a donation to help cover expenses. Now I’m going to show it to my buddies and friends to let them know how helpful it is. Art Carlos Las Vegas, NV I have really appreciated your magazine.  I had a stroke at the age of 35, in 1990. In the past eight months my father has had multiple mini-strokes. Now, I not only read your magazine for me, but for him too. I share it with my parents. Thank you so much and keep up the great work! Linda K. Young Loysville, PA I ordered Stroke Smart magazine and read in the first issue I received about the man who rode bikes before his stroke and was able to resume his sporting activity. So, one day in September, I decided I could live my life in fear or just live my life. I got on my sister-in-law’s bike and started to push myself up and down the driveway, lifting my feet every so often to see if I had any balance. I was ecstatic to find out that I did! Then I lifted my feet to the pedals and proceeded to go around the block twice. My wife and family were as thrilled as I was. National Stroke Association has encouraged me to stop being afraid and feeling sorry for myself. Keep up the good work. Brian Lovett Parma, Ohio I “snitched” your magazine as I awaited my transportation back to my retirement home.  I was in a local out-patient rehab where I go for therapy since my stroke several months ago.  Stroke seems to be a hush-hush disease… I hope through your magazine we will speak as readily of it as we do of cancer and AIDS nowadays. Evelyn Niemann Tucson, Arizona National Stroke Association is honored to work with the stroke survivors whose stories fill the pages of Stroke Smart magazine. This publication, which comes out every other month, is filled with inspirational real-life stories of survivors and their life-long recovery from stroke. The magazine also gives tips, ideas and suggestions on how to make a stroke survivor’s life easier. Each issue covers the latest in stroke research on medicines and rehabilitation techniques. It also helps survivors with information on how to handle money and insurance issues. The magazine is supported by donations and advertising. National Stroke Association does not charge a subscription fee. If you are interested in getting a free subscription just sign up.