Together, we can touch more lives, restore hope & empower stroke survivors. 🙏🏽
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🇳🇬 FCMB – Stroke Care Advocacy Development Initiative
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🌍 Zempler Bank – Stroke Care International
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October 29th commemorates World Stroke Day and this time, we’re bringing stroke awareness, hope, support to survivors and their families at Efunlaruja, Ikorodu community.
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A stroke doesn’t announce how much of life it is about to change. That’s why awareness must reach every family and every community
Recognizing the signs early could protect someone’s tomorrow. Let awareness be the difference between a delayed response and a life changing decision
Every community deserves to understand stroke and the impact it can have on individuals and families. From one community to another, we continue to raise awareness, encourage prevention, and extend meaningful support to stroke survivors.
EVERY M1NUTE COUNTS.
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Familial Hypercholesterolemia (FH) is a genetic condition that can cause very high cholesterol levels from an early age. Knowing your family history and getting your cholesterol checked can make a difference.
This hand was totally paralyzed one year ago. From total paralysis to raising it up again. Gradual recovery is still recovery.
Mrs. Augustina Ige's recovery journey is one that brings hope to stroke survivors. If she can do it, you can too.
#strokecareinternational
Stroke is an emergency.
Because sometimes, those moments you dismiss as “nothing” is the moment the body is asking for help.
Know the signs. Recognize and Act immediately. Someone's life may depend on it.
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#ActFAST#strokecareinternational
If our law enforcement agents can take the time to learn about stroke despite the demands of their duties, what’s your excuse?
Stroke awareness is everyone’s responsibility. Learn the signs, know the risks, and know what to do when every second counts.
#StrokeCareInternational