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Among young people who had a stroke, there was a significant increase in the proportion who were in more skilled occupations, particularly for professional or managerial jobs.This

Pennsylvania and charlie mentioned this, you know, i think shapiro has some quite long coattails there. it was just recently that mehmet oz sort of went from defense to offense. i am not sure it was in time. so im feeling pretty good about pennsylvania. i am not feeling great about any of these races because they are all very, very close, but im feeling pretty good about pennsylvania. >> so much to keep up with. go ahead, charlie. >> i was going to say, look, i saw that debate on tuesday night a...

Somebody who had a stroke, a heart attack or dealing with the early stages of dementia, elderly relatives, it wasnt different from experiences people have had. so i wouldnt be surprised if pennsylvania voters didnt move one way or the other based on that particular performance. there are two senators right now that had strokes earlier this year and theyre serving with no problem in the senate right now. the idea of knocking out fetterman, i could easily believe thats not necessarily going to be ...

Continue to get better. people have strokes earlier in life. people have strokes later in life, and people recover from strokes, but dr. oz will still be dr. oz and lets talk about who that is because its all been so distracted from, number one, he is someone who has misled his viewers on the dr. oz show. for years, he was even brought into washington and grilled by lawmakers for his quack recipes and fixes for medical conditions that didnt work. and the very person who created him, oprah winfre...

Out there yesterday and put his positions on the table. i dont think voters were looking for poetry as you said, i just think they want to know what the positions of the candidates are on a range of issues and he was very clear. im looking forward to serving with him and we can compare notes on our experiences with the strokes. ben where lujan, as you said, another of our colleagues who also experience a stroke this year. and he is doing fine! >> senator chris van hollen, thank you very much for...

Elephant in the room. i had a stroke. hes never let me forget that. and i might miss some words during this debate, much to work together, but itll knock me down, ill keep coming back up! and this campaign is all about, to me, is about fighting for everyone in pennsylvania. that ever got knocked down. that needs to get back up -- >> while he was brilliantly winning world war ii, franklin roosevelt once fell asleep in the oval office in the middle of a signing his name to a letter. that was not p...

From the human realm. 800,000, almost 800,000 americans a year have a stroke and i think -- you know, i know people i love who have had strokes, and one of the most frustrating, difficult, hard, sad things for them to have to do is wrestle with this idea that, you know, initially as theyre healing, if they heal, is that their words dont come out right and what theyre thinking, they cant articulate. so i do -- you know, i know how hard it is for people i know, and i can only imagine what it is li...

Healing. take us into the political round now. what does that translate to four four voters? >> i think it is hard to separate the political realm from the human realm. 800, 000, almost 800,000 americans a year have a stroke. i think -- i know i know people i love who have had strokes, and one of the most frustrating difficult, hard, sad thing for them to have to do is wrestle with this idea that initially, as theyre healing, if they heal, is that their words dont come out right. and what they a...

Welcome back to "morning joe," it is thursday, october 27th, along with willie and me, we have jonathan lemire and katty kay still with us. joe is off this morning. were going to begin this hour with the latest on the pennsylvania senate race and some democrats on edge after the debate performance from democratic candidate john fetterman on tuesday night. some members of his party question if he should have appeared on stage. while others wonder if he should have remained on the ballot all toget...

Campaign, let alone five months after a serious stroke. im glad voters saw the clear contrast in this crucial senate race. and this from senator chris van holland of maryland who suffered a minor stroke in may around the same time as fetterman. >> im feeling great, back 100%. im lucky. some strokes take longer than others. im pleased that john fettermans doctors say his prognosis is a full recovery, and i was glad to see him get out there yesterday and put his positions on the table. i dont thin...