Stroke Connection® E-newsletter

Support, guidance and hope after stroke.
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Our monthly stroke community e-newsletter is created for survivors of stroke, caregivers and loved ones. Each issue offers easy to understand information about recovery, managing daily challenges, emotional well being and life after stroke — plus caregiver tips, survivor stories and helpful resources to support your journey.

Let us know what topics related to life after stroke you’d like us to cover. And we encourage you to submit your stories for potential publication.

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Share your story with us!

If you want to share your stroke story, art, videos, or tips for stroke recovery, we want to hear from you.  We believe it’s important to shine a spotlight on survivors of stroke and caregivers because they can inspire and help fellow survivors through their journeys and help other people understand what it’s like to recover from stroke.
Debra Meyerson and Steve Zuckerman are dressed in cycling gear and posing with their tandem bike in an outdoor setting.

Stroke Onward

Survivor of stroke, Debra Meyerson is a former Stanford University professor and the author of Identity Theft: Rediscovering Ourselves After Stroke. Debra and Steve Zuckerman, her husband and “carepartner,” founded the nonprofit Stroke Onward to help survivors, families and caregivers navigate the emotional journey to rebuild their identities and rewarding lives.
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Beyond Stillness: Stories After Stroke

Stories help us make sense of our experiences and build connections with others. Beyond Stillness works with survivors of stroke to bring their stories to life. Read or listen to stories of others or consider sharing your own story of wisdom and hope.