US Edition'My dad had a stroke at 40 – I do six things to stop same happening to me'
- The narrator's father had a stroke at age 40, occurring a week before the narrator's 13th birthday in the UK.
- Initially, doctors did not believe his symptoms despite him being seemingly healthy with no prior health problems.
- After hospital admission, treatment, and three months of home rehabilitation, he gradually recovered speech and mobility.
- Each year, around 100,000 people in the UK have strokes, with 25% under 65; high blood pressure remains the top risk factor.
- The narrator manages higher stroke risk by regularly monitoring blood pressure and following NHS lifestyle guidelines for prevention.
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'My dad had a stroke at 40 – I do six things to stop same happening to me'
After her dad got a stroke when she was just 12 years old, reporter Alice Sjoberg has shared the changes she has made to her life and lifestyle in order to prevent the same thing happening to her
·Surrey, United Kingdom
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