Progress in Recovery Stroke is overwhelming. At one moment, we are fully functional, and in the next, abilities are taken away and we feel shock, loss, fear, grief, and helpless to forces beyond our control. In

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Date: 2013-08-01 15:16:50 Rehabilitation medicine Stroke Neuroscience Stroke recovery GROW Neuroplasticity Coma Recovery approach Medicine Twelve-step programs Occupational therapy		Progress in Recovery Stroke is overwhelming. At one moment, we are fully functional, and in the next, abilities are taken away and we feel shock, loss, fear, grief, and helpless to forces beyond our control. In Add to Reading List Source URL: www.strokesocal.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 279,33 KB Share Document on Facebook

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