Living With Stroke: A Guide for Families

by Richard C. Senelick, Karla Dougherty, Peter W. Rossi

Discusses warning signs, what happens during a stroke, therapy, and the role of the family in treatment

249 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1998

Reviews

[Michel]

A must read if you have a loved one who has a stroke. I hope you never have to read it, and my heart goes out to you if you do.

[Lewis Smith]

Well written and easy to understand.

[Trey Mustian]

This is an excellent resource for those dealing with the aftermath of a loved one's stroke. It explains why strokes happen , how they affect people in so many ways , what to expect in rehabilitation and how to deal with the emotional toll s stroke brings to the victim and family. I highly recommend this book.

[Lauren]

It was a very informative book about stroke. It read easily, but not over your head or condescending either.