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Acknowledgements;
1. Stroke: an introduction to the problem;
2. The Greenwich stroke study;
3. Coming into medical care: the first month after stroke;
4. Hospital care and rehabilitation;
5. Survival, physical disability and health;
6. Support in the community;
7. The effects of stroke on social, family and personal life;
8. Caring and coping with stroke;
9. Resources for coping with stroke; Appendix; References; Index.
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Jimmy Allred
reviewed The Aftermath of Stroke: The Experience of Patients and their Families on February 09, 2009
The Aftermath of Stroke
Some beautiful imagery and information behind the formation of our planet. First half is good, but the rest is either too scientific or not interesting enough. It would have done better to have a seperate one for animals.
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