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Stroke survivors learn to look and feel good again - Vimarsana News

Stroke survivors learn to look and feel good again

Health News - For Ms Sarasvathi Ramasamy, how she looked was the least of her concerns after having a stroke in February 2023. She recounted the shock of the stroke and how the psychological struggle began when her condition had stabilised in hospital. “I began to fight it... Read more at www.tnp.sg

'It revived my spirit': Stroke survivors get help with self-care at new workshop - Vimarsana News

'It revived my spirit': Stroke survivors get help with self-care at new workshop

A make-up workshop held by non-profit Stroke Support Station was aimed at helping the stroke survivors regain confidence. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Inclusion should be 'a circle that expands' says emerging Singaporean designer Claudia Poh - Vimarsana News

Inclusion should be 'a circle that expands' says emerging Singaporean designer Claudia Poh

In this four-part series, we meet emerging Asian designers who are championing accessibility, inclusivity and femininity, and looking to make a positive change through fashion. In part one, we get to know Claudia Poh, a Singaporean designer who is reimagining elegant clothing to empower those with limited mobility.

On World Stroke Day, DPM Heng recounts his recovery, joins fellow survivors on walk - Vimarsana News

On World Stroke Day, DPM Heng recounts his recovery, joins fellow survivors on walk

Strokes are on the rise in Singapore, with about 9,000 cases in 2020. Read more at straitstimes.com.

On World Stroke Day, DPM Heng recounts his recovery, joins fellow survivors on walk - Vimarsana News

On World Stroke Day, DPM Heng recounts his recovery, joins fellow survivors on walk

Singapore News - Unable to speak on waking up from a coma following a stroke in May 2016, Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat resorted to scribbling on a piece of paper to communicate with his wife. And the first thing he asked for? Coffee. “I have been drinking coffee my whole... Read more at www.tnp.sg