Know the signs of a stroke, and remember every second counts
By Chris Watras, DO, Winona Health Emergency Department physician and Stroke Program director
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By Chris Watras, DO, Winona Health Emergency Department physician and Stroke Program director
May is Stroke Awareness Month, urging people to learn the signs and symptoms of strokes.
Recently, a University of Kentucky doctoral student celebrated a year of life after suffering a series of rare strokes last April.
Ginny McCullough was an active and healthy nurse. In 2016, McCullough had a stroke on the field while playing soccer.
On Friday, Lucas de Affonseca reunited with his caregivers at Memorial Health, two years after suffering a stroke on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina.