Blog
The blog section features varied pieces and articles about stroke, what we are doing as an organisation and surfacing topics, information and events that may interest you.
Women and stroke: specific risk factors and reducing your risk
In honour of World Stroke Day, we explore the lesser-known stroke symptoms. There are no age or gender barriers when it comes to stroke. This article describes the specific risks factors faced by women and provides tips on reducing your risk.
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The voyage of discovery
Back from the hospital, let's embark on adventures. Life's unpredictable, but there's always a story. I'm Bobbi, chatting, sharing my lived experience of stroke and opinions.
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A short story by Bobbi: A tale from Erehwon
In a stroke of creativity, a quirky tale came to life in my mind. I'm Bobbi, sharing laughter and whimsy from my imagination.
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Community, connection and coping - support for your mental health after stroke
Having stroke can impact on your daily life, relationships, and mental health. Support from people who have a deep understanding of the challenges you face can help you cope and manage better in your recovery.
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Celebrating Black heroes and pioneers in British healthcare history
October marks UK Black History Month, celebrating trailblazers who shaped every aspect of British society. This month spotlights healthcare pioneers and heroes in UK history.
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The experience of stroke from the inside
I'm Bobbi, writing about my life, sharing my thoughts, and just chattering away. What's going on in my head? The effects of stroke and the limits it imposes. It is an emotional roller coaster, laughter one minute and a flood of tears the next.
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Forum update - September
Find out what changes are happening on the website and forum this September
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The Help widget - improving the forum
You might have noticed that question mark icon at the bottom right hand corner of your screen when visiting the forum. We explain the reason it's there and how it helps improve the forum.
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Feelings of grief after a stroke
The process of coming to terms with a stroke diagnosis can be similar to grief or bereavement. This is true for the stroke survivor and their family.
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Have your say in We Are Undefeatable's public consultation!
This September, the We Are Undefeatable team are gathering ideas from people on the type of tools and resources that are most needed to support people with health conditions to get active.
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