Surviving a Hemorrhagic Stroke

In this touching 30-minute discussion, hemorrhagic stroke survivor, Bill Dailey discusses the moments leading up to his stroke, the urgent medical emergency that followed and the rigorous battery of trials that dotted Bill's first 30-days recovering from a stroke that experts say should've killed him for sure.
A fiercely ambitious 60-year-old at the time at the time of his stroke, Bill Dailey and his wife Anna, ran their Main Street America liquor store in charming Madison, New Jersey. There, Bill spent the culmination of decades of his life polishing his love and knowledge of fine wines and liquor, advising his customers on how to pair the perfect bottle with the perfect dish.
A revealing and candid conversation, Dailey speaks with his son Scott of the instant he knew he was suffering a stroke, the physical manifestation of the condition, along with the little today he can remember of the hours following the event.
Ultimately Bill leads viewers on a gripping journey through the harrowing months of exhaustive, painful and triumphant rehab, as well as the years since the stroke that Dailey has spent learning how to function independently again.

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Love hearing your story and all that you have been able to share with others.

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Great stuff!