Saturday, October 04, 2014

What Happens This Fall to Stroke Survivors Tattler...

Dr. Beagle C. Cranium
Stroke Survivors Tattler
What Happens This Fall to...

We have three new Guest Bloggers:
  1. Dan Zimmerman (aka - DanTrikeMan) - He will travel by Tadpole (trike) from Seattle WA to Key West FL. Look at his site Spokes Fighting Strokes.
  2. Susan Ehler - She comes from Dartmouth (near Halifax, Nova Scotia). She is a Physiotherapy for many years and she will offer on her site Stroke Class with Susan.
  3. Ramon Florendo - Born in the Philippines and he came to Edmonton AB, Canada for about 25 years ago.  Take a look at his site Life after a “STROKE".




Guest Blogger - Dan Zimmerman
Dan Zimmerman
Spokes Fighting Strokes
  • Dan Zimmerman had HHT (Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia), a disease in which the lungs fail to filter clots efficiently.
  • Dan had the first of periodic surgeries to treat his HHT and graduated from Sussex Hamilton High School in 1982.
  • His woodworking equipment to start his own cabinet and furniture-making business in 1985 in Fountain Hills AZ. 
  • In 2005, at age 41, Dan suffered a stroke that paralyzed his right arm and leg and damaged the left side of his brain. He decided to shut down his woodworking business and concentrate on recovery.
  • Dan first tricycles were too heavy but offered him the "freedom, plain and simple". He bought a lightweight recumbent trike in 2009 and began riding with the "Bent Riders of Arizona" on weekly rides and weekend tours. 
  • Cycling, Dan says, has improved his health and more importantly, given him a purpose in life and he wants to raise awareness of HHT. He also wants to raise awareness of stroke prevention and inspire other stroke survivors to fight back against the disease.
  • See DanTrikeMan -- Spokes Fighting Strokes.


Guest Blogger - Susan Ehler
  • Susan Ehler
    Stroke Class with Susan
     Susan Ehler
     is a Physiotherapist with over 25 years experience working with individuals with neurological disorders with a special interest in stroke survivors. Susan started a community-based exercise program over 20 years ago.
  • This program has grown over the years and has been able to meet the needs of many different levels of stroke survivors. One of the main goals of the program has been to strive to increase class accessibility to as many people as possible.
  • She is a guest lecturer at Dalhousie University and the Nova Scotia Community College.
  • “Research shows that exercise is an important part of stroke recovery, so StrokeClass.com is merely a tool to help as many people as possible live a full life after a stroke”
  • See Susan Ehler -- Stroke Class with Susan.
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Guest Blogger - Ramon Florendo
Ramon Florendo
Life after a “STROKE"
  • Born in the Philippines.
  • Migrated to Canada in November 1987.
  • Experienced mostly in sales and small business.
  • 37 years married to a beautiful wife Norma.
  • 4 children (2 boys, 2 girls) / 5 grand kids and coming…
  • Suffered two strokes in November 2007 and  August 2012.
  • Advocacy – To inspire and motivate stroke survivors and other individuals suffering from some other chronic or debilitating sickness.
  • Look at my website: Life after a “STROKE".


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