Gillingham stroke survivor urges people to act FAST
The Stroke Association is calling for people across Kent to be more aware of the early warning signs of stroke, and to share the FAST message to help save more lives.
The Stroke Association is calling for people across Kent to be more aware of the early warning signs of stroke, and to share the FAST message to help save more lives.
The Stroke Association is calling for people across East Sussex to be more aware of the early warning signs of stroke, and to share the FAST message to help save more lives.
Daniel Le Templier from St Martin, Jersey, is taking on the Stroke Association’s Resolution Run on Sunday 19 March at Les Landes Race Course in Jersey.
A group of 10 runners from Sunderland-based firm, Identity Consult, are taking on the Stroke Association’s Resolution Run on Sunday 26 February in Newcastle after the company’s Managing Director had a stroke.
Judy Burston, 80, from Basildon is taking on the Virgin London Marathon for the Stroke Association on Sunday 23 April 2017.
A young couple from Tynemouth are getting set to pound the streets of Paris to raise vital funds for the Stroke Association.
A 20-year-old stroke survivor and mother of one, from Bishop Auckland, is preparing to take on the Stroke Association’s Zip the Tyne on Saturday 04 March to raise vital funds for the charity that supported her in her recovery.
The Stroke Association is calling for people across Manchester to be more aware of the early warning signs of stroke, and to share the FAST message to help save more lives.
The Stroke Association is calling for people across Stoke-on-Trent to be more aware of the early warning signs of stroke, and to share the FAST message to help save more lives.
Morgane Brun, 22, from Middlesex survived a stroke and is now spreading the word about recognising FAST Test symptoms.
Jo and Stevi, two stroke survivors from Swindon who both had a stroke shortly after giving birth are supporting one another by taking on the Stroke Association’s Resolution Run, on Sunday 02 April at Lydiard Park.
The stroke team at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham have raised more than £2,500 for the Stroke Association, after a year of fundraising challenges.
The Stroke Association. We believe in life after stroke. That’s why we campaign to improve stroke care and support people to make the best possible recovery. It’s why we fund research to develop new treatments and ways to prevent stroke. The Stroke Association is a charity. We rely on your support to change lives and prevent stroke. Together we can conquer stroke.
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