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Welcome! Stroke is largely preventable, treatable and beatable. www.stroke.org Please find our page guidelines below.
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We want to help you live healthier and prevent stroke, and serve as a source of support for those touched by stroke. Thank you for becoming a member of the American Stroke Association Facebook community page. We encourage you to post comments, photos and videos on this page. This page is intended to provide a forum for discussion, and the content provided by those other than the American Stroke Association does not represent the opinions or positions of the American Stroke Association. Likes, comments and shares by the American Stroke Association are not endorsements. To keep with our family-friendly culture, we will review community posts and remove any that are offensive or inappropriate. We will leave your posts as they relate to subjects on this page. The American Stroke Association’s page is not intended to provide medical advice or treatment. Only your healthcare provider can provide that. The American Stroke Association recommends that you consult your healthcare provider regarding your personal health matters. If you think you are having a stroke, heart attack or another emergency, please call 9-1-1 immediately. American Stroke Association Terms of Use:
All users must comply with Facebook’s Terms of Use and the American Stroke Association's rules. The American Stroke Association does not monitor every post by a community member on the American Stroke Association's page. However, content will be removed if it falls into the following categories:

• Abusive, harassing, stalking, threatening or attacking others
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• Hateful in language targeting race/ethnicity, religion, gender, nationality or political beliefs
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• Trolling or deliberate disruption of discussion
• Violations of any intellectual property rights
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• Commercial solicitation or solicitation of donations
• Link baiting (embedding a link in your post to draw traffic to your own site)

12/19/2025

Add these easy-to-make stuffed sweet potatoes to your meal rotation. A few ingredients and a microwave are all you need to create this simple and delicious vegetarian entrée that feels like comfort food for the season. Perfect for cozy winter nights or a festive side dish!

Encompass Health is a national supporter of Together to End Stroke®.

12/09/2025

Acting F.A.S.T. can change a life. When you spot one of these stroke warning signs, call 911 right away.

12/05/2025

Featuring Go Red for Women merchandise, red dress pins, AHA cookbooks, apparel, brochures and more. Every purchase funds the American Heart Association’s mission of building healthier lives free of cardiovascular diseases and stroke.

12/04/2025

LAST CHANCE! Nominations close today at 8 PM CT.
Your story could inspire hope and change lives. Become a Stroke Hero and help raise awareness, build support, and make a difference. Link in the comments.

12/01/2025

Recovering from a stroke, or caring for someone who is, can be difficult, and it can feel lonely. Finding a support system keeping a positive mindset, and taking breaks when you need them can keep you motivated. You can do hard things, and we are here to help.

Encompass Health is a national supporter of Together to End Stroke(R).

11/28/2025

Each year, nearly 60 million Americans volunteer their time to lift others up. We honor those who go above and beyond to support stroke survivors and help build healthier communities.

Do you know someone who is working to ensure anyone can thrive, regardless of their ability, income, race, language or background? Nominate your Community Impact Hero today.

Learn how you can apply or nominate someone you know at the link in the comments.

11/26/2025

Your experience could be the hope someone’s waiting for. Become a Stroke Hero and help raise awareness, build support and save lives.

Learn how you can apply or nominate someone you know at the link in the comments.

11/25/2025

Being a caregiver is one of the most rewarding and challenging jobs. We appreciate you more than you know!

11/21/2025

Do you know a group committed to educating, inspiring and raising awareness about stroke? A support group or other organization that truly has survivors’ backs? Nominate it for a Stroke Hero Award!

Learn more at the link in the comments.

11/19/2025

David was a healthy, active high schooler when a brain bleed led to a stroke. After a delayed diagnosis, he spent nearly a month in the hospital fighting to survive. Through months of therapy, David regained his mobility, strength and vision.

Today, he holds a nursing degree after learning from the very nurses who helped save his life.

David’s journey is a powerful reminder of resilience and purpose. His experience fuels his passion to care for others and advocate for stroke awareness among young people.

Do you know a stroke survivor like David who’s turning their experience into impact? We’re looking for our next Survivor Stroke Hero. Learn how you can apply or nominate someone you know at the link in the comments.

11/18/2025

Makenzie Childs survived a stroke as a preschooler. With hard work and dedication in outpatient therapy, Makenzie recovered and became a competitive dancer -- and our 2025 Pediatric Stroke Hero.

Makenzie’s parents say that, while the stroke was one of the most difficult times in their lives, they share her journey to raise awareness and inspire others. Makenzie now dances to support pediatric stroke care and advocates for dancers of all abilities.

Do you know a young stroke survivor who embodies courage and advocacy like Makenzie? We’re looking for our next Pediatric Stroke Hero.

Learn how you can apply or nominate someone you know at the link in the comments.

11/15/2025

Caregivers deserve all the praise and recognition in the world. Our Stroke Hero Award honors someone who has cared for a stroke survivor and used that experience to educate, inspire and raise awareness about stroke.

Does that sound like someone you know? Nominate them for a Stroke Hero Award. Learn how in the comments!

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7272 Greenville Avenue
Dallas, TX
75231

Telephone

+18884787653

Website

http://stroke.org/

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