I had a stroke last year. It just hit. No warning. I just collapsed and started vomiting. If it wasn't for my wife being nearby to call an ambulance...
My dad suffered a big stroke back in 2001, he had it in the morning i remember like if it was yesterday. My mum being a nurse in her early days knew exactly what was happening and made me call the ambulance straight away .. she saved his life, but was left with his left side of his body paralyzed. He eventually passed away in 2017. The impact on our lives was tremendous. My mother passed away the following year when my dad had the stroke in 2002, it was too much for her. Somehow i managed to pull through...
My aunt had a stroke recently. I don't know if I'll ever be around to personally help her, but knowing how to assist others in the future is powerful. Thank you!
@Kayla Nguyen Don't worry sister, you will be healthy forever! My grandfather had a healthy heart, in fact he had no other disease except hearing difficulty at the age of 82 and he was fit enough to walk 4 kms. Suddenly he suffered from a stroke and got hospitalized for the first time in his life, but that too to never return! I will pray that you and your family always remain healthy!
@Kayla Nguyen Oh sure! We live in India! And he was a health fanatic so he voluntarily followed a diet - Next to 0 sugar, No oil/butter, he loved detox teas, would have health breakfast and if he ever felt like eating sweet, he used to love 99% dark chocolates. The only junk food he ate was a pizza that too once in a month and Cookies n Cream ice cream. But I am his polar opposite, I love eating Junk food
Riju, hope your father is healthy and happy. My dad had suffered from a stroke in the month of August last year. It was a horribly traumatic experience. But, by the grace of God, we took him to the hospital as quickly as we could. He is now recovering.
My father passed by stroke 2 days back....I can understand what painful he must suffered!!! After watching this I'm completely saddened that I was not able to save my papa life!!! Missing him badly !! Love u papa!! Please come back
How do you PREVENT a stroke? 1. Reduce Stress 2. Reduce fatty foods that dump blood thickening fats into your bloodstream 3. Reduce Sodium (salt) intake. Sodium raises blood pressure. 4. Increase oxygen flow throughout your body by making sure you're breathing properly and no blood flow is cut off or reduced by anything. Good luck!
You can’t “PREVENT” a stroke (it has no cure), you can only lower the risk of getting a stroke. And you forgot one of the most vital aspects that can significantly lower the risk of cardiovascular disease, which is EXERCISE. A lack of exercise (remaining sedentary all day), alongside smoking and obesity, is one of the biggest risk factors when it comes to cardiovascular diseases When it comes to fats, unsaturated fats (lowers blood cholesterol levels) are actually good for you. Try to avoid saturated fats (which increases blood cholesterol levels -> increases buildup of plaque). Too much unhealthy fats can also lead to atherosclerosis, and interesting fact: about 90% of heart attacks are caused by atherosclerosis (disorder caused by buildup of plaque inside of artery walls). Sodium is also crucial for your body’s function. A lack of sodium causes sodium deficiency, so the best answer is to regulate the amount of sodium you consume. Not too much, not too little. Although breathing properly is important, it does not necessarily reduce the risks of a stroke. However, going outside for a walk does increase the concentration of blood in the body compared to breathing the air at home (another reason to exercise outside). When it comes to reducing the risks of cardiovascular disorders, exercise, a healthy diet and a healthy lifestyle are the most important factors. Our bodies are not built to sit in a chair all day, so get up and walk around and do some exercises. It not only reduces the risk of cardiovascular disorders, it also strengthens your heart muscles (heart wears out slower).
@@tomato-v8x You shouldn’t “avoid” saturated fats - our bodies need these in order to function properly. You should however, limit them though, just like any other nutrient.
My grandad(86) had a stroke at the end of 2017 and literally went the whole day without seeing a doctor. He had to be forced to the hospital. Thank God he was okay.
Kayla Henson femoral artery in thigh is one of the biggest blood vessel and is directly to the heart then through the brain. As far as i know, if someone is from medical field please correct me.
roland asi Titus Not just big, the femoral artery is also more accessible than, say, the vertebral artery. It does sound weird, but medicine employs many strange procedures to save lives.
Why would you need pain receptors in the brain? It's logical for them to be in the peripheries/extremities of the human body as they are more likely to be in contact to stimuli. Plus it'd incredibly difficult to formulate analgesics to reach hypothetical pain receptors in the brain when you think about it
1. When you have injured your brain, it is basically too late for pain receptors. 2. "Pain" is processed and defined by the brain - the receptors alone can't alert the body in any way. 3. You usually don't feel anything inside your body if it is not damaged - the signals are blurred out by the brain on purpose.
my dad had a stroke recently, he has been complaining about his leg hurting for a couple of days, its been 7 days since he died, i wish he would have went to the hospital when we told him to, but i know he’s in a better place
Amazing video guys. Only someone that has needed to recognize a stroke knows how important this is. My mom had a stroke last year and unfortunately it happened in the middle os the night so when we realized she wasn't right we didn't have the time to do anything. Probably because she started having it some ours before. Now shes doing fine but her right side still recovering from the stroke. Thank you for the videos you guys are doing. It really is educating and probably saving lives. I'm translating this video to Portuguese right now, so people here in Brazil can see it. Thanks a lot.
How's your mom now? My mom just had a stroke just today, it happened so suddenly, we took her to the hospital i dont know what to do, im still 15, and im having a mental crisis
@@pixelkaiyt5779 Hi my friend. I'm so sorry to hear about you mom and that you have to deal with this distress at such a young age. It's been 4 years now since my mom's stroke and shes doing really good buddy. She still has some sequels from it but she's leaving a good life and being much more greatfull about everything in her life. Hope your mom recovers well from this and that you find some peace of mind in knowing that strokes are a very common illness and doctors and helthcare workers are really used to dealing with it. So everything is gonna be ok my friend. If you wanna reach out to talk about it here goes my email jhow.nunesmendes@gmail.com Let know how things are going with you and your mon 🙏🏼
I had a stroke July 16th 2021. I knew what was happening and a colleague drove me to a medical centre where I was picked by an ambulance. I have the operation 3 hours after my world crumbled I spent a month in hospital and eventually had to stop working. It has been over 9 months and I am slowly getting back to some kind of normal. The depression is immense and can make you consider the unmentionable alternative. Be strong.
Thank you so much Ted ! My mom is a patient of high blood pressure I always fear about her somehow getting a stroke and not being able to identify it quick enough for me to call emergency services but this video is very informative thanks again.
Eddie Sharma Try to take care of her. One of my friend's mom died a few days ago due to stroke. And my that friend has her A level exam starting from today. 😞😞
Advice her to take scheduled check ups and maintenance medication. My mom had a severe stroke while sleeping due to high blood. Take care, stay healty to both of you!
Eddie Sharma. my mom had blood pressure since teenager....... she always took her pill and everything was ok. Until one day out of nowhere she had a stroke and 5 days after that another one , she didnt make it 😞😔😢 but I remember she always complain bout headaches all the time. watch out for that
Cool but, wtf! His nose! Why is everyone ok with thar?? I cant watch this video i gotta listen to it... The nose is on the side of his head... Where his ears should be
43rdGustMeso probably, but at one point in rhe video it was dark and u could just see the head and the nose/ear, it completely looked like someone looking sideways
I think it's a drawing style that mixes front and side perspective on purpose, makes it look cartoony you know? (Playing with facial features in general). In any case I think it's odd that it bothers you so much.
I wish I knew this video earlier, my favorite aunt could still be here with me. Very informative, I hope there will be lives that will be saved through this video.
I was already experienced that scenario from my little sister when she is in 2nd grade junior high school.. it was terrible memories.. imagine 14/15 years old child got stroke!! It can be anyone.. no matter how young or old you are.. So stay healthy!
My grandma recently passed due to an Ischemic stroke I think… So thats how it happened… My hearts goes out to everyone who lost a loved one due to a stroke
My grand mom hd a stroke on 20 feb 2019, its been almst a year now. We took hr to hospital within an hour they referred to another hospital, operation was done, 1/3 of her skull was cut out... now she is half paralysed... but she can sit and talk a bit... she also had a huge bedsore due to negligence of hospital authority, it took 6 months to cure that sore.. the whole year was toughest time of my life , staying in hospital for 16 hrs daily, n watching her in pain.. i hope that no one go through this phase.
@@symonesymoneyay690 m also doint the same... mt dad has a younger brother but they just dont care.. can u believe during those daya and till now they throw atleast 4 to 5 parties per month at their home and dont even spend an hr daily to take care of my grandmom... its only me n my mom taking care of her , moring 7 to night 9
This really freaks me out. It’s currently three AM. Every single person in my family is asleep and no one would even know if I had a stroke right now. It would be hours at best before I got treatment or help. Id literally be a walking dead person (brain damage) for the rest of my life. Also, modern medical science is incredible, how they do the things they do to treat this amazes me.
I’m a stroke survivor at 44 years of age. I lost my ability to raise my arm and leg when I was on the toilet in the early morning. They got me super quick in an ambulance to the hospital and I had a thrombectomy procedure to remove the clot from my brain. That save my life and I have full physical and cognitive ability after the episode, I’m traveling really well! Prior I was super healthy going to to gym 4 times a week and looking after myself, it came out of nowhere. I feel so blessed that a got to a hospital quickly and in the hands of specialists. Look after everyone presenting like this, it doesn’t just happen to the elderly. ✌️
This year, I'm practicing for my Proficiency certificate and I am trying to improve my vocabulary. Your channel is really helping out! Thank you very much for the quality content and keep up the good work!
My grandmother had a stroke on October 17th of this year. I went into her room to turn off her television and found her on the floor. I called 911 immediately. She passed away 10 days later from complications of the stroke. The look on her face the night I found her is one that I will never forget. I just hope and pray that she didn't suffer too much. It's both amazing and unfortunate how quickly life can change. I miss her a lot!
My dad had a mini stroke a few weeks ago and then a major stroke yesterday. His left side of the body is numb, swollen, and his face is drooped. They took the clot out and cleaned the artery, they did an MRI today. I hope it doesn’t do permanent damage, it saddens and scares me to see him life this. He is 70 years old.. ugh I love you dad
My dad too suffered a stroke last month he is fine now after having a bypass surgery.But the weird experience still disturbs me a lot mentally .And I don't think I will ever forget it.
My grandma had a stroke when I was younger. I didn’t understand it all then but looking back now, I thank God she’s still here. One of the things I do remember was she lost the ability to speak for a few days. I can’t imagine what life would’ve been like had that been permanent 💔 it’s crazy to see a visual of what was happening.
Thanks for sharin it, TED. My Dad passed away last month after several years suffered from stroke. May peace rest upon him. Hope for times to come, this will bring more awareness to all. Thank you 😊
i have a condition that hightens my risk of having a stroke, and when i learned this i panicked because i know nothing about strokes. god bless the internet
Back in 2012 my father got stroke and lost the control of his right part of his body and ability to speak. He never recovered it and eventually died this this year. When this stroke was happened weren't aware about this. I wish this video was before happening all of this. BTW, I really thank you for this kind of video. I think everyone should have have basic knowledge about this sort of things.
i was looking for this comment but i couldn't find it so, "The bond's Name. James Name" Pleased to... what? "Bond Name's the james" Are you alright? "Bames Nond's having a stronk, call a Bondulance"
my mom get slurr speak, we rush to the hospital, arrive in few minute, still died because stroke. i guess its a way of life. the only thing we can do is, love your family before they gone forever
Jeff The Ripper aww R.I.P I hope you’re doing better now 💓❕Always remember to be as strong as possible and that your mom is watching over you every day, she loves you ❗️💞
Today my best friend's father died......Really i never seen him crying this much before...pls pray he'll recover his mental state and gain a new meaning of life💝
This is a very well-done video. It's short and to the point. It uses both the voice and visual images to impart critical knowledge. Someone did a good job about an important topic.
Will do my grandmother had two of them and lived just not the same. Through rehabilitation they will recover alot although for years my grandma thought it was still the 80s and I was my eldest brother
My aunt is now on 2nd stroke my uncle almost cheated on her and she started stalking the girl everyday, she even didnt sleep and always sleeping like 7am in the morning i feel so bad for my aunt even her son shouting at her for need to buy foods everyday :((
My mom was hospitalized after she got 1st stroke. She was able to move normally in a day. She received necessary treatment until she was discharged hospital in 13 days. Then less than 24 hours, she hit by stroke again... She is now suffering from hemiparesis. And doctor said that she will less likely to gain back the normal move. Speed is important when you see 1st sign of a stroke, at same time, recurrence rate is highest at first 2weeks from initial stroke.
Truly! As a stroke victor, an Advanced Toastmaster and medical/neural fan, I'm exhausted by the typical Ted talk of theatrics and smoke and mirrors like a bad Toastmaster speech contest. Offer knowledge/value, not drama.
I had a stroke when I was just 15 years old. I was in the hospital, then in in-patient rehab. I then was in out-patient rehab until I graduated in January, 2015. I'm 24 now and I'm feeling stronger every day.
My aunt who was 23, recently died from a stroke during weight lifting, she was immediately raced to the hospital, but they said that she was not responding properly, they had tubes connected to her to keep her breathing and her brain was not functioning right. Whats crazy is that when the doctors told us that she had to be shut down by the machine which means left to die, tears ran down her face, but still they wanted her to gone, because she was so young at the time, her organs could be donated and save someone else’s life, so they did so. Till this day I feel like there was more to that tear that went running down her face. Rip auntie I miss you :(
That's why these videos HAVE to get out everywhere. Healthcare is a joke, i was 27 so they assumed it was something else and screwed around between different doctors and hospitals until it was too late, now I've lived as long, disabled, and think of it daily. Take your health knowledge seriously, I was fit, active, healthy, no drugs, and no meds and...
I had a stroke at 16 (ischemic) after I had brain surgery to remove part of a tumor on my optic nerves. I wasn’t able to get the medicine fast enough; so now I’m permanently disabled on my left side. (Weakness & delay)
Cj H good luck man, I just had a brain tumor removed and I’ve had three violent seizures all of which stopped my left side from having any control shortly afterwards, we can get through this together buddy. Survivors :)
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The idea of having a stroke out of nowhere is one of the scariest things, I was on edge during the whole video just thinking about it.
it is, but i would rather live my life normally than constantly be scared of it.
Doesn't make it better still have to think about it xD
I had a stroke last year. It just hit. No warning. I just collapsed and started vomiting. If it wasn't for my wife being nearby to call an ambulance...
LagiNaLangAko23 aspirin is bad for your liver.
damn man same ahhhh
Real life is scarier than any story, movie, or book.
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bruh ever played The House
Just get over it MaAaAaAan
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So is Tik Tok s impact on the wirld
My dad suffered a big stroke back in 2001, he had it in the morning i remember like if it was yesterday. My mum being a nurse in her early days knew exactly what was happening and made me call the ambulance straight away .. she saved his life, but was left with his left side of his body paralyzed. He eventually passed away in 2017. The impact on our lives was tremendous. My mother passed away the following year when my dad had the stroke in 2002, it was too much for her. Somehow i managed to pull through...
Wow, that must have been a lot to go through. You are certainly an inspiration to many!
Cris feels bad man, hope u can pukl thrue!
sorry man
RIP your dad
Sike
My aunt had a stroke recently.
I don't know if I'll ever be around to personally help her, but knowing how to assist others in the future is powerful. Thank you!
Oh my gosh! I am sorry on your behalf! I hope she’s doing better now.
My grandpa just had one 😔
@@antoxdjose oh I’m sorry man
@@thefemalethunderbirdsnerd3214 it was a "mini stroke" he's fine right now
@@antoxdjose awesome. My dog, Paddy, had a stroke so I know how agonising it is. Edit: he is better now
I just came here to wish a healthy recovery and good luck to everyone who has come here just because a near and dear person has suffered from stroke.
Thanks bro 😢
@Kayla Nguyen Don't worry sister, you will be healthy forever! My grandfather had a healthy heart, in fact he had no other disease except hearing difficulty at the age of 82 and he was fit enough to walk 4 kms. Suddenly he suffered from a stroke and got hospitalized for the first time in his life, but that too to never return! I will pray that you and your family always remain healthy!
@@aspirewot8408 I hope your relative has recovered! Wishing him/her a speedy recovery
@Kayla Nguyen Oh sure! We live in India! And he was a health fanatic so he voluntarily followed a diet - Next to 0 sugar, No oil/butter, he loved detox teas, would have health breakfast and if he ever felt like eating sweet, he used to love 99% dark chocolates. The only junk food he ate was a pizza that too once in a month and Cookies n Cream ice cream. But I am his polar opposite, I love eating Junk food
@Kayla Nguyen And I also hope that you defeat cancer! I am sure you will be healthy and happy forever! Cheers!
My dad recently had a stroke. It's exactly like what is explained here! He's doing fine now! Thanks for your amazing explanation as always!
Riju Chaudhuri you not ma daaaad (lol dat ded meme)
Thank goodness he’s fine now 🙏🏻
Glad that your dad is doing fine! These videos are mandatory!
Riju, hope your father is healthy and happy. My dad had suffered from a stroke in the month of August last year. It was a horribly traumatic experience. But, by the grace of God, we took him to the hospital as quickly as we could. He is now recovering.
th-cam.com/video/Yb3fmtii9zQ/w-d-xo.html...watch this out...ohh my god you'll forget everyone
can you do one about seizures?
Joseph omg yes
YES PLEASE!
Joseph yes please... seizures also
Yesss!!
Joseph search up Logan Paul. He's an expert at showing it
So you're telling me 150 STROKES HAPPENED WHILE I WATCHED THIS VIDEO!?! Damn.
Thomas Steward yeah
Indeed, and approximately 42 of them (28%) died...
@@sillysepia What the
@@sillysepia are you okay
My uncle suffer from strokes
But he can still cook
My father passed by stroke 2 days back....I can understand what painful he must suffered!!!
After watching this I'm completely saddened that I was not able to save my papa life!!!
Missing him badly !!
Love u papa!! Please come back
Yogesh, hope you're healthy today. Losing a love one is never easy even after months or years. I'm sorry for your loss.
How do you PREVENT a stroke?
1. Reduce Stress
2. Reduce fatty foods that dump blood thickening fats into your bloodstream
3. Reduce Sodium (salt) intake. Sodium raises blood pressure.
4. Increase oxygen flow throughout your body by making sure you're breathing properly and no blood flow is cut off or reduced by anything.
Good luck!
damn im doing the opposite of all 4 of those lol
thanks tho
You can’t “PREVENT” a stroke (it has no cure), you can only lower the risk of getting a stroke. And you forgot one of the most vital aspects that can significantly lower the risk of cardiovascular disease, which is EXERCISE. A lack of exercise (remaining sedentary all day), alongside smoking and obesity, is one of the biggest risk factors when it comes to cardiovascular diseases
When it comes to fats, unsaturated fats (lowers blood cholesterol levels) are actually good for you. Try to avoid saturated fats (which increases blood cholesterol levels -> increases buildup of plaque). Too much unhealthy fats can also lead to atherosclerosis, and interesting fact: about 90% of heart attacks are caused by atherosclerosis (disorder caused by buildup of plaque inside of artery walls).
Sodium is also crucial for your body’s function. A lack of sodium causes sodium deficiency, so the best answer is to regulate the amount of sodium you consume. Not too much, not too little.
Although breathing properly is important, it does not necessarily reduce the risks of a stroke. However, going outside for a walk does increase the concentration of blood in the body compared to breathing the air at home (another reason to exercise outside).
When it comes to reducing the risks of cardiovascular disorders, exercise, a healthy diet and a healthy lifestyle are the most important factors. Our bodies are not built to sit in a chair all day, so get up and walk around and do some exercises. It not only reduces the risk of cardiovascular disorders, it also strengthens your heart muscles (heart wears out slower).
Man thanks. Now I know how my grandfather died though, it was because of stress.
Tjankd youe soeu moxhj i hav sfoek
@@tomato-v8x You shouldn’t “avoid” saturated fats - our bodies need these in order to function properly. You should however, limit them though, just like any other nutrient.
My grandad(86) had a stroke at the end of 2017 and literally went the whole day without seeing a doctor. He had to be forced to the hospital. Thank God he was okay.
Lucy Tappenden same but grandma (72)
I think, one of the reasons why my grandpa died, is because of stroke. He died this month
Savage Grandpa
Helena Mannkopf sorry for your loss ❤️❤️
my dog had a stroke
I wish this could be in our school courses.
This is a very simplified introduction to stroke and not detailed enough.
Me too :D
Ight class today we finna Learn about strokes
@@gabrielvalles1394 fr bruh
We were never taught a very simple way to potentially save lives
But we do know that tHe MitOcHonDrIA Is ThE PoweRHoUsE oF tHE CeLL
An important note about the T in FAST: Also note down the TIME of the first symptom and let the hospital know!
And last known normal!
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@@generichomosapien4666 911
paramedics or someone on scene would likely ask when it all started partaking
"Doctor, let's help this stroke patient!"
"Nah, I'll get lunch first, maybe send some emails."
It doesn't make sense to tell them the time
"1 out of 6 people will have one somewhere in their lives"
*Meanwhile* *my* *family* *of* *6*
meanwhile world popullation 6 billion
@@uncolorr 8 Billion*
@@minorcomet282 still 6 billion
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@@uncolorr it's 7.9 billion
Me dealing with real bad anxiety
Also me- watches video about what happens during a stroke, instantly starts questioning my health😰
Aliens Exist oh I do understand you. You got health anxiety?
Volodymyr Vyshkvarok I have everything anxiety
Aliens Exist I was thinking about this last night
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A hypochondria here
Almost blacked out and fainted when it was showing the tube going up a leg artery to remove the brain clot.
KevNoonz
Same, I was covering the screen with my hand.
> we need to clear the way in the artery
> yeah lets do it fast
>ok, the artery is in the brain, lets insert the tube from the leg to the brain
Kayla Henson femoral artery in thigh is one of the biggest blood vessel and is directly to the heart then through the brain. As far as i know, if someone is from medical field please correct me.
roland asi Titus Not just big, the femoral artery is also more accessible than, say, the vertebral artery.
It does sound weird, but medicine employs many strange procedures to save lives.
weak!!
It's weird that the place of origin of nerves does not have pain receptors
Why would you need pain receptors in the brain? It's logical for them to be in the peripheries/extremities of the human body as they are more likely to be in contact to stimuli. Plus it'd incredibly difficult to formulate analgesics to reach hypothetical pain receptors in the brain when you think about it
Sarvesh Kumar Why would we need them in our brain? Lol
Won't it be convenient if there were few pain receptors near blood vessels to indicate stroke
+Sarvesh Kumar But there are other mechanisms in the brain that aid detection of stroke, pain receptors in the brain has no evolutionary advantage
1. When you have injured your brain, it is basically too late for pain receptors.
2. "Pain" is processed and defined by the brain - the receptors alone can't alert the body in any way.
3. You usually don't feel anything inside your body if it is not damaged - the signals are blurred out by the brain on purpose.
I love how the patient smiles at the end.
Bishant is_here :y
katie holmes smile
My dad had a stroke this week, he is 45 and I thought I would never see him like this. Please take care of your health people
My dad had a stroke 2 weeks ago at 56 years old he passed away, he didn’t want to go to the doctor, god bless you and your family 😢
my dad had a stroke recently, he has been complaining about his leg hurting for a couple of days, its been 7 days since he died, i wish he would have went to the hospital when we told him to, but i know he’s in a better place
I’m a stroke survivor myself. thank you for the video.
I'm glad you survived such a terrible ailment! I hope it never happens again to you or your loved ones 💗
hope you’re doing ok! sending you lots of love. you’re so strong
@@katelynduffy6169 Im ok but still got a problem with my balance.
I heard Stroke people Don't live a long life is that true?
@@OfficialSunsetSky It usually depends how long the stroke is. Sometimes it can cause permanent damage, and will need long term support
This is giving me anxiety and is giving me the chills.
Amazing video guys. Only someone that has needed to recognize a stroke knows how important this is. My mom had a stroke last year and unfortunately it happened in the middle os the night so when we realized she wasn't right we didn't have the time to do anything. Probably because she started having it some ours before. Now shes doing fine but her right side still recovering from the stroke. Thank you for the videos you guys are doing. It really is educating and probably saving lives. I'm translating this video to Portuguese right now, so people here in Brazil can see it. Thanks a lot.
Henrique Mendes my mom too :(
How's your mom now? My mom just had a stroke just today, it happened so suddenly, we took her to the hospital i dont know what to do, im still 15, and im having a mental crisis
@@pixelkaiyt5779 Hi my friend. I'm so sorry to hear about you mom and that you have to deal with this distress at such a young age. It's been 4 years now since my mom's stroke and shes doing really good buddy. She still has some sequels from it but she's leaving a good life and being much more greatfull about everything in her life. Hope your mom recovers well from this and that you find some peace of mind in knowing that strokes are a very common illness and doctors and helthcare workers are really used to dealing with it. So everything is gonna be ok my friend. If you wanna reach out to talk about it here goes my email jhow.nunesmendes@gmail.com
Let know how things are going with you and your mon 🙏🏼
@@kimcruz3889 Hey friend Sorry I didn't see you reply before. How's everything going?
@@TheJhowNM it’s been 3 years but still here right side of the body is still paralyzed...
I had a stroke July 16th 2021. I knew what was happening and a colleague drove me to a medical centre where I was picked by an ambulance. I have the operation 3 hours after my world crumbled
I spent a month in hospital and eventually had to stop working.
It has been over 9 months and I am slowly getting back to some kind of normal.
The depression is immense and can make you consider the unmentionable alternative.
Be strong.
Thanks for sharing brother stay strong. Hope you get better dad by day. We will Pray for you
I feel like I’m having one now. This is so scary 😭
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You can get more knowledge from this article
4:26 side note: they could also be from liverpool.
Thank you so much Ted ! My mom is a patient of high blood pressure I always fear about her somehow getting a stroke and not being able to identify it quick enough for me to call emergency services but this video is very informative thanks again.
Eddie Sharma Try to take care of her. One of my friend's mom died a few days ago due to stroke. And my that friend has her A level exam starting from today. 😞😞
Eddie Sharma try not to worry. High blood pressure can be treated through lifestyle and diet changes 😊
Advice her to take scheduled check ups and maintenance medication. My mom had a severe stroke while sleeping due to high blood. Take care, stay healty to both of you!
Helpful tips,Thanks guys 👍
Eddie Sharma. my mom had blood pressure since teenager....... she always took her pill and everything was ok. Until one day out of nowhere she had a stroke and 5 days after that another one , she didnt make it 😞😔😢 but I remember she always complain bout headaches all the time. watch out for that
thank you so much, i am only a student with an internet connection and i can never express my gratitude for all these educating youtube accounts
Cool but, wtf! His nose! Why is everyone ok with thar?? I cant watch this video i gotta listen to it... The nose is on the side of his head... Where his ears should be
43rdGustMeso probably, but at one point in rhe video it was dark and u could just see the head and the nose/ear, it completely looked like someone looking sideways
I'm pretty sure it's supposed to be the nose, I spent a good portion of the video worrying about the massive mole/tumor on the side of his head
if it was a nose , should it be placed in between the eyes?
but i also know it should be a nose because of the nurse in 2:49
I think it's a drawing style that mixes front and side perspective on purpose, makes it look cartoony you know? (Playing with facial features in general).
In any case I think it's odd that it bothers you so much.
Me: **is anxious**
Anxiety: You're having a stroke.
Me: nO pLeAsE
literally
same here
This is me
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I wish I knew this video earlier, my favorite aunt could still be here with me. Very informative, I hope there will be lives that will be saved through this video.
Same here my mom died last year a few days after getting that.
I was already experienced that scenario from my little sister when she is in 2nd grade junior high school.. it was terrible memories.. imagine 14/15 years old child got stroke!! It can be anyone.. no matter how young or old you are.. So stay healthy!
Bagus Prasetyo best wishes for you and your sister.
I had one myself at age 32. If I had a dollar for every time someone said "...but you're so young!"
Now that's scary O_O
Plus, even scarier if you're Vicky Prasetyo
But, even more and more scarier if you're going to sing _Twenty-Nine My Age Ya_
lol
18 at the time no one wanted to take me to the hospital thought I was just anxious again.
Stroke in young is rare and unusual. Should get it checked
Thanks for the great lecture!
I’m first to like ur comment I swear
History Vs. Robiespierre.
The Science Biome these are my favourite animated videos on TH-cam 🤩
A wonderful lesson and even more wonderful animation :D
1:45-1:51 wow
My grandma recently passed due to an Ischemic stroke I think… So thats how it happened… My hearts goes out to everyone who lost a loved one due to a stroke
My grandmother recently had a stroke. I really appreciate this video because it helped me understand what happened. Thank you!
My great grandmother is recovering from a stroke so this is very relevant
LagiNaLangAko23 she’s doing much better now, unfortunately I don’t know of any instruments she could play, as her arthritis is also quite painful
This is an exact defination of ischemic stroke very elaborate and precise .
However it lacks detail on the clotting cascade so it's not that extensive
My grand mom hd a stroke on 20 feb 2019, its been almst a year now. We took hr to hospital within an hour they referred to another hospital, operation was done, 1/3 of her skull was cut out... now she is half paralysed... but she can sit and talk a bit... she also had a huge bedsore due to negligence of hospital authority, it took 6 months to cure that sore.. the whole year was toughest time of my life , staying in hospital for 16 hrs daily, n watching her in pain.. i hope that no one go through this phase.
I'm sorry for that. I currently care for my grandmother for that exact reason. I dont trust anyone else will care for her the way she needs.
@@symonesymoneyay690 m also doint the same... mt dad has a younger brother but they just dont care.. can u believe during those daya and till now they throw atleast 4 to 5 parties per month at their home and dont even spend an hr daily to take care of my grandmom... its only me n my mom taking care of her , moring 7 to night 9
Ameen
@@symonesymoneyay690 hey how is ur grandmom now?
@@abdulkaiyum522 she's still hanging on. Been hospitalized a couple of times since last time but she's really good. How's yours
This really freaks me out. It’s currently three AM. Every single person in my family is asleep and no one would even know if I had a stroke right now. It would be hours at best before I got treatment or help. Id literally be a walking dead person (brain damage) for the rest of my life.
Also, modern medical science is incredible, how they do the things they do to treat this amazes me.
I’m a stroke survivor at 44 years of age. I lost my ability to raise my arm and leg when I was on the toilet in the early morning. They got me super quick in an ambulance to the hospital and I had a thrombectomy procedure to remove the clot from my brain. That save my life and I have full physical and cognitive ability after the episode, I’m traveling really well! Prior I was super healthy going to to gym 4 times a week and looking after myself, it came out of nowhere. I feel so blessed that a got to a hospital quickly and in the hands of specialists. Look after everyone presenting like this, it doesn’t just happen to the elderly. ✌️
Such great investigators, animators, producers, [...] deserve everything in this world. Thanks!
Dude you scared me....
Don't have a stroke about it
This year, I'm practicing for my Proficiency certificate and I am trying to improve my vocabulary. Your channel is really helping out! Thank you very much for the quality content and keep up the good work!
ThankS, this has helped me understand the stroke I’ve already had! 👍🏼🙂
This video has explain all those “grey anatomy moments” ‼️👍🏻
My friend’s father had a mild stroke last Christmas so this is useful!
Love the classic animation.
Reminds me of schoolhouse rock.
I’m scared that I’ll suddenly have a stroke right now.
My grandmother had a stroke on October 17th of this year. I went into her room to turn off her television and found her on the floor. I called 911 immediately. She passed away 10 days later from complications of the stroke. The look on her face the night I found her is one that I will never forget. I just hope and pray that she didn't suffer too much. It's both amazing and unfortunate how quickly life can change. I miss her a lot!
My dad had a mini stroke a few weeks ago and then a major stroke yesterday. His left side of the body is numb, swollen, and his face is drooped. They took the clot out and cleaned the artery, they did an MRI today. I hope it doesn’t do permanent damage, it saddens and scares me to see him life this. He is 70 years old.. ugh I love you dad
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How is he now? I hope he's okay.. My father had a stroke as well, but due to meningitis tb.. his right side of lower body was paralysed
I would appreciate more videos on medical events
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Thanks for teaching us
0:13 I like how they chose they youngest one as the one who's gonna have a stroke
My dad too suffered a stroke last month he is fine now after having a bypass surgery.But the weird experience still disturbs me a lot mentally .And I don't think I will ever forget it.
Hey @Ravneet, your not alone on this journey. Do pm me on fb so we can talk more on stroke
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Well, i knew this already from my books.. but the animation made a hundred times better
Anyone else do the F.A.S.T test themselves?
Kinda creeped out halfaw through the video i tried it on myself 🤣
I FAST test everytime if:
-My head hurts near the ear or on at the back
-Laugh too much
Me
I got some signs of a stroke so i tried this out
Thanks for this lesson Ted-ed
Half of my brain feels weird now
gingr_bean i agree
My grandma had a stroke when I was younger. I didn’t understand it all then but looking back now, I thank God she’s still here. One of the things I do remember was she lost the ability to speak for a few days. I can’t imagine what life would’ve been like had that been permanent 💔 it’s crazy to see a visual of what was happening.
Your grandma is really blessed.
3:29 I physically cringed and felt my muscles tense up just picturing this
Thanks for sharin it, TED.
My Dad passed away last month after several years suffered from stroke. May peace rest upon him.
Hope for times to come, this will bring more awareness to all.
Thank you 😊
I feel do bad for you and your father🙏🙏🙏
i have a condition that hightens my risk of having a stroke, and when i learned this i panicked because i know nothing about strokes. god bless the internet
When the doctors were operating on the patient i immediately remembered the good doctor 😍😍
I hope u mean the Korean Version of 'The Good Doctor'
because the American version just Killed the Vibe
i didn't watch it unfortunately but the american version was quite fine for me not THE BEST medical series ..
This should be in every company and school
Back in 2012 my father got stroke and lost the control of his right part of his body and ability to speak. He never recovered it and eventually died this this year.
When this stroke was happened weren't aware about this. I wish this video was before happening all of this.
BTW, I really thank you for this kind of video. I think everyone should have have basic knowledge about this sort of things.
Isn’t it lovely lovely lovely
i was looking for this comment but i couldn't find it so,
"The bond's Name. James Name"
Pleased to... what?
"Bond Name's the james"
Are you alright?
"Bames Nond's having a stronk, call a Bondulance"
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You’re the best lol
You guys make learning fun and easy!Thank you for that.
my mom get slurr speak, we rush to the hospital, arrive in few minute, still died because stroke. i guess its a way of life.
the only thing we can do is, love your family before they gone forever
Jeff The Ripper aww R.I.P I hope you’re doing better now 💓❕Always remember to be as strong as possible and that your mom is watching over you every day, she loves you ❗️💞
Today my best friend's father died......Really i never seen him crying this much before...pls pray he'll recover his mental state and gain a new meaning of life💝
that catheter procedure is INCREDIBLE!
Who held up their arms, smiling, while saying 'BALL!'?
3:35 ... What is that ???
I can't imagine that !!
i wish i knew about this earlier, so that i know when my grandfather got one😭
This is a very well-done video. It's short and to the point. It uses both the voice and visual images to impart critical knowledge. Someone did a good job about an important topic.
Excellent informational video. Thank you. (Since he is already in the hospital, perhaps a surgeon can move his nose out of his ear...)??
Imagine having a stroke while watching this video
1:20 If only you could treat head injuries from an arrow like that!
My great grandfather had a stroke and survived but he is not doing well so please pray for him
Will do my grandmother had two of them and lived just not the same. Through rehabilitation they will recover alot although for years my grandma thought it was still the 80s and I was my eldest brother
as a neurologist i found this very interesting and informative
I wish these could be in our courses.
Thanks a lot. Knowledge is power 😊
My aunt is now on 2nd stroke my uncle almost cheated on her and she started stalking the girl everyday, she even didnt sleep and always sleeping like 7am in the morning i feel so bad for my aunt even her son shouting at her for need to buy foods everyday :((
I was watching seriously and suddenly this came 2:53😂
Awesome animation though
My mom was hospitalized after she got 1st stroke. She was able to move normally in a day. She received necessary treatment until she was discharged hospital in 13 days. Then less than 24 hours, she hit by stroke again... She is now suffering from hemiparesis. And doctor said that she will less likely to gain back the normal move. Speed is important when you see 1st sign of a stroke, at same time, recurrence rate is highest at first 2weeks from initial stroke.
I've learnt more from this channel in a few videos than my years at school.
My son had a stroke at 36. Please be in prayer for him
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How is he doing
Hey ted ed team I am one of your biggest fans. I like all your videos.Pls reply if seen. Pls keep on uploading such nice stuff....
Truly! As a stroke victor, an Advanced Toastmaster and medical/neural fan, I'm exhausted by the typical Ted talk of theatrics and smoke and mirrors like a bad Toastmaster speech contest. Offer knowledge/value, not drama.
Amazing 👌🏽
alex sandro rauecker History vs Robespierre
I had a stroke when I was just 15 years old. I was in the hospital, then in in-patient rehab. I then was in out-patient rehab until I graduated in January, 2015. I'm 24 now and I'm feeling stronger every day.
Sorry to hear that.
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My aunt who was 23, recently died from a stroke during weight lifting, she was immediately raced to the hospital, but they said that she was not responding properly, they had tubes connected to her to keep her breathing and her brain was not functioning right. Whats crazy is that when the doctors told us that she had to be shut down by the machine which means left to die, tears ran down her face, but still they wanted her to gone, because she was so young at the time, her organs could be donated and save someone else’s life, so they did so. Till this day I feel like there was more to that tear that went running down her face. Rip auntie I miss you :(
That's terrible I'm so so sorry
That's why these videos HAVE to get out everywhere. Healthcare is a joke, i was 27 so they assumed it was something else and screwed around between different doctors and hospitals until it was too late, now I've lived as long, disabled, and think of it daily. Take your health knowledge seriously, I was fit, active, healthy, no drugs, and no meds and...
My grandma had a stroke recently and me and mom are having hard time putting her on hospice because we saw my grandma crying while I spoke to her
Why do the characters have huge zits?
Fascinating........
this explanation was so simply educational..thanks for sharing this
Wonderfully explained in a simple fashion and highly enjoyable. It should be shown to everyone!
3:15 *MEGA CLOT*
My great grandmother had one at the age of 98. She was recovering, but then she suddenly passed 😔 that was two years ago
Sorry to hear that.. your great grandmother had a blessing of long life.. my father is 71 and now had a stroke due to meningitis tb
Because of old age.
Besides he lived far beyond life expectancy, both of my grandpas died at 80 and 58.
I had a stroke at 16 (ischemic) after I had brain surgery to remove part of a tumor on my optic nerves.
I wasn’t able to get the medicine fast enough; so now I’m permanently disabled on my left side. (Weakness & delay)
Cj H good luck man, I just had a brain tumor removed and I’ve had three violent seizures all of which stopped my left side from having any control shortly afterwards, we can get through this together buddy. Survivors :)
Noah Antoine Definitely man. Don’t give up. Give it time. You’ll adapt. :)
I'm 19 just had a n ischemic stroke left my left side paralyzed but now I'm walking and doing my best to recover
I had an ischemic stroke exactly a month ago. I am very fortunate. No residual damage. Still recovering, but life has this amazing glow to it now.
My friend had a stroke at school (we are in eigth grade) and the screaming afterwards was enough to scar me for life. I'm so glad she is ok now!