When someone is recovering from a stroke he or she will often need a lot of help and support with everyday activities.
Recovery starts in hospital but continues at home and can take time.
Some people will make an almost complete recovery; others will recover enough to be fairly independent and able to carry out most everyday tasks. However, some will improve only a little and will need long–term care.
No–one plans on becoming a carer and it is important that you get the right information, practical help and any emotional support you need, when you need it.
Every stroke is different. Download A Carer’s Guide to Stroke. Not all of it will apply to you, so choose the information that is most useful.
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