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[QUOTE="Hey Adrien!, post: 3071025, member: 5787"] Hi Boneyarders, I've learned last night that my 72 year old father had a left-brain stroke. Luckily, he survived and his girlfriend said that he was talking (albeit slurred) soon after it happened, but I haven't seen him and won't see him until he has a few days to recover at the hospital. Obviously, this has been a huge shock to me and I have yet to fully process the news. I have zero experience with stroke in my family and I'm curious if any people here can help educate me on the recovery process and how it may or may not affect my dad in the immediate and long-term future. Thanks. [/QUOTE]
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