House Calls: Stroke Meetups
Find strength in community — live! You don’t have to navigate life after stroke alone. Connect with survivors and care partners, share experiences, ask questions and get expert guidance in a supportive space.
July Meetup: Fatigue After Stroke
Held Tuesday, July 21
Post-stroke fatigue is real — and often invisible. Nearly half of stroke survivors experience ongoing fatigue that can feel overwhelming and hard for others to understand. At our latest Stroke Meetup, we tackled questions like:
- What causes post-stroke fatigue?
- Can it be treated or managed?
- Does post-stroke fatigue ever go away?
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Fatigue Resources
Feedback From Stroke Meetup Participants
“This support group is such a blessing! First meeting and I feel more support than I’ve had the last 10 years.”
~ Kimberly D.
“This has been very helpful. It has been hard managing invisible symptoms.”
~ Desiree R.
“This is fantastic! I felt abandoned when I left the hospital and had to navigate so much on my own. I'm so happy to be part of this.”
~ Leslie S.
“Wow! This discussion is powerful. You are right on target with what I am experiencing.”
~ RJ
Meetup Archive
Full recordings of past House Calls: Stroke Meetups are available. Choose a topic and register to watch the session:
Episode 1: Replay is unavailable
Boletín electrónico Together to End Stroke®
Mantente al día sobre las últimas investigaciones acerca del ataque o derrame cerebral, información al consumidor y recursos para pacientes. (Este boletín sólo está disponible en inglés.)
Boletín electrónico Stroke Connection®
Noticias, recursos e historias para sobrevivientes de ataque o derrame cerebral, sus cuidadores y otros defensores. (Este boletín sólo está disponible en inglés.)