The Slow Road to Better: Recent Episodes
Stroke Comeback Center
This podcast produced by members of the Stroke Comeback Center in Vienna, Virginia. In each episode our members share honest and uplifting stories of how they adapt to life after stroke and brain trauma, and what keeps them going on The Slow Road to Better.
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In this episode, the Slow Road to Better crew talks about finding the courage and confidence to try new things with special guest Jeff Cashman (SCC member) and where that might lead. Thanks for the question, Jeff! BIG SHOUT OUT to Tom for his first editing job! Well done!
The Slow Road to Better crew does shark week a bit early! The crew talks to Alexis Huesgen (again) about how being bitten by a shark led to her career choice. A little different than most of our podcasts, but we couldn't pass up this opportunity!
In this episode we get to know Antwane, the newest member of the Slow Road to Better crew!
In this episode, the Slow Road to Better Crew talk to Marti Carroll (PT - listen for another upcoming episode) about their experiences going to the Olympics! Lucky.
At Erin's request, the crew talks to Alexis (OT and Regional Clinical Specialist) about what a MyoPro actually is, how much it costs, what it can do for those on their own slow road to better and how to go about finding out if it's a good fit for you! To reach Alexis: alexis.huesgen@myomo.com
In this episode, the Slow Road to Better crew talk to stroke survivor and former SCC member Jocelyn Johnson. We talk brain food, grocery budgets and a little bit of adaptive equipment.
In this episode, the Slow Road to Better crew talks about the personal impact of stress and depression combined with aphasia. Dr. Jacqueline Laures-Gore (also known to the crew as Dr. J) gives suggestions about possible ways to manage stress and depression as well as an update on what the research tells us.
In this episode, the Slow Road to Better crew talk about lotion! All the men get in on the discussion because they have dry skin too. It's a quick and fun episode.
In this episode Tom tells the Slow Road to Better crew about his experience with Wegovy and his weight loss journey. The crew talks about weight gain, their love of food and how their weight impacts their mood.
In this episode the Slow Road to Better crew talk about being dizzy, double vision and trying to determine what is happening! Yikes.
In this episode the Slow Road to Better crew learn about Aphasia Toastmasters with Barry! All are welcome. A great way to meet aphasia warriors and work on communication skills.
In this episode, the Slow Road to Better crew talk to Christopher Gaskins PhD, neuro OT and owner of Neurosuite about all things rehab...including what to do when you hate rehab!
In this episode the Slow Road to Better crew talks to Maura Silverman about what the National Aphasia Association is, how we all can spread the word and how the NAA is here to help you!
In this episode the Slow Road to Better crew talk ALL things with Dr. Peter Turkeltaub. Save your money on those supplements and buy a good pillow. Listen in and that will make sense!
In this episode, the Slow Road to Better crew talk about questionable purchases they made when scrolling through social media late at night. Buyer beware!
In this episode, the Slow Road to Better crew start off talking about energy and fatigue and somehow end up at waxing. It's quite the chat filled with amazing insight, honesty and humor. You'll be sorry if you don't listen in!
In this episode, the Slow Road to Better crew is supposed to be introducing themselves, but instead we hear about the fire department, running out of gas and moving in a snowstorm!
In this episode of the Slow Road to Better the crew talks about their accomplishments in 2024 and if they can do it, so can you!
In this episode the Slow Road to Better Crew talk about weight loss drugs and if they'd take them.
In this episode, Erin talks about her trip on Amtrak to New York and the Slow Road to Better crew discuss travel.
In this episode Nikci updates the Slow Road to Better crew on a nasty fall (the bad) and Erin recaps her birthday including a very successful sip and paint evening (the good)!
The Slow Road to Better crew was asked to try out and give feedback on SpeechFlix: Speech Therapy Videos for Adults. Hear their insights...the good, the bad and the random!
June is aphasia awareness month! In this episode the Slow Road to Better crew talk about what no one told them, what they think helps survivors become thrivers and randomly about showers! Go figure.
In this episode the Slow Road to Better crew gets to know Nikci and everyone gives an update on what's new in their life. Drums, donkeys, and more!
In this episode, the Slow Road to Better crew talks about the best and worst ways to spend $25. They also ask for your support!
The Slow Road to Better crew talks about Erin's upcoming interview on Fox 5 DC to be aired May 1 starting at 8:30AM to kick off Stroke Awareness Month. Learn more about Erin's story and BE FAST!
In this episode the Slow Road to Better crew talks about NOT wearing shoes and AFOs. No members were hurt in the making of this podcast...except Tom...and he's mostly better now. An honest look at recovery and life.
In this episode, Tom takes over and leads our discussion on travel. Somehow, we also discuss gambling, scooters at Disney and golf carts!
In this episode Erin takes over the Slow Road to Better! She asks the crew to answer questions about dealing with snow, managing aphasia and so much more!
In this episode, Kitti takes over and gives the Slow Road to Better crew their Lunar New Year predictions!
In this episode, the Slow Road to Better crew catch up with Rahsaan Holley to get an OT update. Hear about the new uses of virtual reality, Botox, splints, tone and so much more!
In this episode, the Slow Road to Better crew the men and women discuss how they manage their nails. Manicures, pedicures and a very cool piece of equipment!
In this episode, the Slow Road to Better crew starts off discussing birthday surprises and ends up on the topic of the squatty potty. Go figure!
In this episode, the Slow Road to Better crew talks about driving, renting a car, and if you can (OR SHOULD) eat or drink while driving.
In this episode the Slow Road to Better crew talk to Shawn about his return to work. Shawn's insights are honest, insightful and we celebrate his victory. The crew tackles this topic with humor despite the awareness of how hard return to work can be.
In this episode, Kitti, Erin and Chris do a practice run of their Thriving with Aphasia speeches! As always, there is unrelated commentary that is just funny, because they are friends...you know?!
In honor of June being aphasia awareness month, the Slow Road to Better crew become the experts! In this episode, the crew answer questions from SLP graduate students from California Baptist University. Great insights for students, practicing clinicians and those survivors on their own slow road to better!
In this episode, the Slow Road to Better crew talks about getting called for jury duty, being on a jury and how aphasia impacts all things legal.
In this episode the crew answers 24 different questions. Why? We are hoping you play along, have fun and get inspired to donate $24 to the SCC for Do More 24. Find the donation links in the comments or on our Facebook page. We'd really appreciate your support!
The Slow Road crew gets into a conversation about their teeth! This episode is both highly entertaining and yet informative. Just listen. You won't regret it!
In this episode, the Slow Road crew get all their OT questions answered and so much more! Be sure to check out the comments for links to Neurosuite Rehab and more.
In this episode, the Slow Road to Better crew talks about how the cold weather impacts their tone, what ID cards they keep in their wallet, and they look forward to Thriving with Aphasia in June
In this episode, we hear about a proposal, a broken engagement and how a road trip led to true love. You learn something every episode!
A Slow Road crew request...they wanted honest answers to air travel questions such as.... will it cause a seizure, will I have another stroke and can I make it easier with aphasia. We asked Jeff C to join us on the Slow Road to Better to tell us his story and give us the real scoop. This conversation is informative, funny, motivational and just an all-around good chat. Check out the comments on the SCC Facebook page for a great group photo!
In this episode the Slow Road to Better crew talks about names. What happens when you use the wrong one...eeek, how to not use them at all and strategies for recalling names.
In this episode the Slow Road to Better crew talks about the feedback they have received for things they've said (or didn't say) on the podcast.
In this episode, the Slow Road to Better crew gets the lowdown on Chris' camping adventure. Like to camp? Listen in and find out the good, the bad and the ugly when it comes to camping!
In this episode, the Slow Road to Better crew talks about life at the one-year mark and several years later. They discuss their mood, their worries and their goals.
In this episode, Erin and Kitti run the podcast! They are totally awesome. The Slow Road to Better crew discusses if they thought they'd be 100% recovered after their stroke or injury.
In this episode, the Slow Road to Better crew discusses labels like victim, survivor, and thriver. Does it matter? They think so!
In this episode, we get honest answers to hard questions from the perspective of the friends of the Slow Road to Better crew. Shock, loss, humor, progress, hope and laughter. What else would you expect?
In this episode the Slow Road to Better crew talks about how their communication has become more direct. You will be very surprised by the examples they give!
In honor of Aphasia Awareness month, the Slow Road to Better crew shares their insights on aphasia. Insightful, serious, funny and helpful comments from an amazing group of survivors!
In this episode, the Slow Road to Better crew talk to Paul Berger and Stephanie Mensh. They talk motivation, depression, being a couple, gaining independence and 36 years of progress.
In this episode the Slow Road to Better crew talks about life one-handed dealing with contact lenses, makeup and so much more!
In this episode, the Slow Road to Better crew asks for your support during Do More 24 and discusses what they are doing more of! You can donate at: https://www.domore24.org/strokecomeback
Find out more of our individual stories by checking the links in comments!
In this episode, the Slow Road to Better crew talks to Ellen Dejong, Physical Therapist about long term recovery. Such an honest, motivating and as always funny conversation. Need some tips or motivation for your own personal slow road to better? Listen in because everyone will come away with information they can use!
In this episode of the Slow Road to Better, the crew talks about escalators. The courage, the practice, the mishaps and the victories!
By Slow Road to Better crew request, the group talks to Jordyn Simms Pierce of Constant Therapy. They ask ALL the important questions about how the app works, how to get help paying for it, what are the variety of tasks, and they have A LOT of fun doing it.
In this episode of the Slow Road to Better, the crew talks to Darlene Williamson about the National Aphasia Association. They get information on available resources, how to spread the word about aphasia and how to build a bridge of hope to other survivors and families.
In this episode the new parents on the Slow Road to Better Crew get helpful tips on all things baby related from former members Jerry and Ashley. Despite the serious topic of the stress of parenting plus dealing with a weak side, feelings of failure and loss the Slow Road to Better crew harness their hope, humor and can-do attitudes. In their words...buckle up!
In this episode the Slow Road to Better crew talk about cold weather. They discuss isolation, changes in tone, dealing with coats and other strategies to deal with the winter blues.
It's self-promotion Tuesday on the Slow Road to Better! The crew tells you what they are up to, who they support, and they toot their own horns in the process.
In this episode, the Slow Road to Better crew take a personal look back at 2021 and talk about their victories and their failures. We also are joined by a cat, a baby and Suzy's leg...you'll have to listen in to figure out what that even means! Be sure to check out the photos.
In this episode, the crew talks about how their weight has fluctuated, and the impact of medications, lack of exercise and movement and ultimately how it impacted their mood.
In this episode, The Slow Road to Better crew talk about their experience with seizures. As usual, it is a mix of honesty and humor! REMEMBER....don't take your medical advice from these folks! Have questions? Ask your doctor.
In this episode, the Slow Road to Better crew has an honest, funny, serious and VERY ADULT conversation about dating.
In this episode, the crew talks to Allison Huck, Recreation Therapist from Medstar National Rehabilitation Hospital. This episode is loaded with ideas and suggestions for accessing adapted sports and recreation and the benefits of fun on recovery.
In this episode almost ALL the former members of the Slow Road to Better crew come back to catch up, talk motivation, frustration and fun!
In this episode, the Slow Road to Better Crew talks to Debra Meyerson and her husband Steve Zuckerman about her book Identity Theft. As June is aphasia awareness month, it made sense to talk about the impact of aphasia on personal identity, strength, and life's purpose and meaning. This is an awesome podcast!
To kick off Aphasia Awareness month, the Slow Road to Better crew talks to Dr. Robert Jackson about all things stroke related and get their questions answered on treatment, COVID and stroke, memory and much more!
In this episode of the Slow Road to Better, the crew talks to Valerie Cramer of America's VetDogs. We find out the process, the requirements and what a working dog can do for you. We also hear about Sully who was trained by Valerie for President George H. W. Bush!
Happy Anniversary Chris! In this episode, we celebrate Chris' 9 year anniversary and reflect on the inner strength each survivor didn't even realize they had; their losses; their gains and the progress they continue to see.
In this episode we talk to Peter Levine about his book "Stronger After Stroke" . We discuss neuroplasticity, tone and specific tasks for survivors to practice and the science behind it. His book provides a roadmap for survivors for their own slow road to better. As always, this interview has lots of laughter to go with the good information!
In this episode the Slow Road to Better Crew plays Truth or Dare. Be sure to check out the photos on our Facebook Page. There is a lot of laughter, definitely some adult language and it was a great way to celebrate Kitti's birthday!
In this podcast, the Slow Road to Better crew talks to Lethan Candlish, author of Who Am I Now and traumatic brain Injury survivor. Since March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, we wanted to have an in depth conversation about recovery, long term changes and never giving up!
In this episode, we talk to Lauren Marks. She is a survivor with aphasia who wrote the book A Stitch of Time. This book is her story of her own Slow Road to Better. Our conversation is personal, honest, uplifting, and funny!
In this episode the group talks about the struggle for independence, the fear of being alone if something happens and how aphasia impacts everyday life and relationships.
In this episode meet three new members of the Slow Road to Better (James, Shawn and Aysha) and catch up with three old friends (Kitti, Chris and Pat).
In this episode the members of the Slow Road to Better practice their interviewing skills and get their questions answered about President Obama, Benghazi and much more!
In this episode the group talks with Dr. Penny Wolfe, Neuropsychologist about depression, suicide, medication and the role of Neuropsychologists on the Slow Road to Better.
The group interviews Laura Lubbers of CURE Epilepsy. We talk about the do's and don'ts, current research, personal stories and life with acquired epilepsy.
In this episode, we talk to Carmel Lapa of Lapa Luxury Dream Vacations. The group asks questions about COVID, cruises, TSA, accommodations and more!
In this episode meet Kitti's team of inpatient therapists from Medstar NRH. Get great insights into rehab in general and a frontline report of what inpatient rehab looks like during COVID-19. THANK YOU so much to Sara, Becky and Jessica. You rock!!
This episode is part 2 of our discussion with Dr. Peter Turkeltaub, Medical Director, Center for Aphasia Research and Rehabilitation, Georgetown University Medical Center. Enjoy!
In this episode, we talk to special guest Dr. Peter Turkeltaub, Medical Director, Center for Aphasia Research and Rehabilitation, Georgetown University Medical Center. This podcast is informative, fun and it definitely has the Slow Road to Better flair. Thanks, Peter!
In this episode, meet all the members (some old, some new) of the Slow Road to Better and get a glimpse into future podcasts with all of our special guests (MDs, PTs, OTs, Travel Agents, Psychologists and more)!
In this episode, the group talks to SCC member and stroke survivor four-star General Michael Hayden. The questions range from dealing with aphasia to where he was on 911. This episode is longer than usual and so worth it! Listen in.
In this episode, the group reflects on their memories of Darlene Williamson, Founder of the SCC, as they wish her well on her retirement. What they don't do is say good-bye.
In this episode the group has an honest, emotional and raw conversation about aphasia. June is Aphasia Awareness month. Want to understand better what it means to live with aphasia? Listen to this podcast! Much love and respect goes out to this honest and courageous group of survivors.
In this episode, the group catches Melissa up on what she has missed in their life over the past year. We're getting the group back together!
Our most important fundraiser of the year is Do More 24 on Tuesday, May 5, 2020. Our crew discusses the benefits of our virtual programs and why it is important to Re-open our Door to a Brighter Tomorrow, as soon as it is safe to do so. Donations welcome at domore24.org/strokecomeback or strokecomebackcenter.org
What day is it? Where are we? Listen in as our crew discusses quarantine life, with a surprise visit from Darlene!
Our Slow Road to Better crew is staying home and staying connected, and recorded this episode by Zoom. Welcome back Randy, Ashley, and Kim and welcome to our new member, Chloe! It's great to have the gang back together.
Sláinte! In honor of upcoming St. Patrick's Day, our crew discusses if they think they are lucky or unlucky.
Are you a Millennial or Gen Xer? Listen in as our crew discusses the stereotypes and actual experiences of different generations.
Don't park in Jerry's spot! The crew discusses their use of handicap parking. Warning - if you are parked near Chris, you better display your placard!
We're back for a new year on The Slow Road to Better! Listen in as our group discusses their predictions for 2020.
New episodes released every Thursday for the next 4 weeks!
Our Slow Road to Better crew doesn't let a weak hand get in the way of holiday chores and cheer! Listen in as they discuss how they prepare for the holidays.
Our podcast crew has been asked to share their stories at many of our local universities. Listen in as they discuss the highs and lows of public speaking and share a few tips. Here's an oldie but goodie - picture the audience naked!
Meet Kitti, our newest member of The Slow Road to Better. Kitti has an extra challenge on her road recovery - a quest for citizenship so she can continue to receive the medical care she requires. Listen in and learn more at CitizenshipforKitti.org.
Are gherkins the same as giblets? Do you acknowledge your Survivor or Alive Day? What are you thankful for this year? Listen in as Pat, Jerry, and Kitti discuss their Thanksgiving thoughts.
How do you make new friends after a stroke? Listen in as our crew discusses how they meet people through hobbies and new experiences.
Ever wonder what it is like to throw out the first pitch at a major league baseball game? Pat had the honor at a recent Washington Nationals game and tells us all about it.
Football season is in full swing. Listen in as our members discuss football, concussion, and brain health. Also - meet Terry, the newest member on The Slow Road to Better.
In this episode our group members interview Suzanne! She is taking over the logistics of managing the Slow Road to Better. Give her a warm welcome!!
In this episode we catch up with Kathryn! She's back to talk about her cranioplasty and return to work.
An all men episode! Pat talks about a new pair of shoes that he can easily put on one handed! Chris talks about how he ties his shoes one handed...check out our Instagram video to see him in action. Jerry gives us an update on toe spacers. Success!
In this episode, the group discusses Memorial Day and how we honor our fallen, Rolling Thunder and dealing with emotions.
Hear from Joyce (former member of the Slow Road to Better) and the Executive Director of the Stroke Comeback Center, Darlene Williamson about what keeps them going! Shout out to Kim D. for an awesome introduction. Please help us keep going by donating on May 22 for Do More 24. Thank you!!
With a special introduction from Jerry, we hear from Rosanne, John, Larry and Todd about what keeps them going on their own slow road to better! We even get a motivational quote from Herb Brooks. Please consider a donation for Do More 24 on May 22 to help us keep going!
In this episode we hear from Peggy, Claudia and Geri about what keeps them going on their own slow road to better. Check out the special introduction from Pat and his request to support us on Wednesday, May 22 for Do More 24!
In this episode we hear from Randy, Ashley, Terry and Christie about what helps them to keep going on their own Slow Road to Better! If possible, please support us on May 22 for Do More 24! Thanks!
In this episode the group kicks off a month long project of discussing what keeps them going on their own slow road to better. Our theme for Do More 24 on May 22 is there is no stop sign on the road to recovery. Listen in!
In this episode, the group plays name that tune! Have fun and play or sing along with us!
The group talks to special guest Jerry! He is a friend of Kim, traumatic brain injury survivor, husband, Dad and all around great guy! The group discusses asking for help, invisible disabilities, family and friends and other thoughts on the Slow Road to Better!
In this light-hearted episode, the group discusses dialect and mispronunciation. No one is safe from correction...especially Melissa!
In this episode Jerry discusses what he did when he got a flat tire! Randy to the rescue.
In this episode the group discusses the animated video The Invisible Rain Cloud and how they relate to it given their stroke, traumatic brain injury or aphasia. This video was released by New York Brain injury attorneys De Caro & Kaplen, LLP.
In this episode, the group discusses toe issues (crossing, curling up or bending under)and what they do to manage the problem. Those of us without toes issues, got quite the education!
In this episode, the group talks about how they manage snow, increased tone due to cold weather and as usual...have a few laughs.
In this episode the group reflects back on 2018 and how they perceived their own personal slow road to better.
In this episode, the group finds out about the upcoming move of one of the team. WARNING: Lots of adult language and F bombs!
In this episode the group talks about tips that might make the holidays easier and Pat tells us a joke! As always, there are some other random thoughts thrown in too.
In this episode the group talks about their sleep patterns before and after stroke / TBI.
In this episode, the group discusses how illness, fatigue, stress and mood impact their communication skills.
In this episode the group gets off on a random topic. You will really just have to listen.
In this episode, the group is in rare form as they discuss the trials and tribulations of shaving! Who knew legs and armpits could be so funny?
In this episode, the group finishes their discussion with Dr. Peter Turkeltaub. We discuss aphasia, apraxia, research and how stroke survivors can contribute!
In this episode, the group asks Dr. Peter Turkeltaub all things aphasia...and how to pronounce his name.
In this episode, the group continues their discussion with Marti Carroll, PT covering the topics of what to do if you don't like your therapist and recovery over the long haul.
In this episode, the group talks to Marti Carroll, physical therapist extraordinaire and friend of the Stroke Comeback Center.
In this episode the group continues their discussion about relationships and how they dealt with court and legal issues, including custody of their children and the impact of aphasia.
Episode 35 - In this episode the group answers a question about how their relationships have changed and if the change in their communication skills caused a power struggle.
In this episode, the group brainstorms 24 recent life victories that they hope will inspire other survivors to get back to the business of living. If they can do it, so can you! Also, we encourage our listeners to contribute to Do More 24 on May 17th - May 18th.
In this episode, the group talks about the limitations in their shoes choices due to braces and devices. Ashley talks about the joy of wearing new boots!
In this episode, the group talks about their experience with cranioplasty, infection, surgery, and how all of that impacted their language skills.
In this episode group members talk about blunders with names, and the pronouns he and she. They decided to use shim.
In this episode the group talks about personal setbacks and what helps them to be resilient and move forward.
In this episode, group members talk about loss, mourning and how aphasia impacts their ability to share stories and bond during the rituals of funerals. Sounds serious, but as usual, there is a lot of laughter....oh the circle of life!
In this episode the group discusses their opinions on drinking alcohol after their stroke.
In this episode, the group gets their questions answered by two expert Occupational Therapists (Neepa Shah and Rahsaan Holley). Topics include splints, tone, advances in technology and how to keep improving your hand function years after your stroke or injury!
In this episode, the group talks about inner speech.....what it is, the current research and how understanding it better could improve communication. Thanks Mackenzie for joining us!
In this episode, the group talks to Mark Moore about his journey on the slow road to better. Mark is a successful business man, an author and a stroke survivor. Listen in for words of wisdom, motivation and humor.
In this episode, Chris talks about falling down right before a big event, Jerry talks about his sons' graduation from basic training in the Air Force and the group discusses crying (and laughing) after a stroke.
In this episode, the group asks questions of a panel of speech-language pathologists (SLP) that range in experience from graduate student intern to over 40+ years.
In this episode we give a shout out to HARC - Houston Aphasia Recovery Center - to let them know their aphasia community has not forgotten about them about hurricane Harvey. We also tackle the topics of weight management, treadmills and change in taste buds.
In this episode, Kevin, a former Stroke Comeback Center member comes back for a visit and we convince him to join the podcast and talk to us about the good, the bad and the ugly of return to work.
In this episode the group talks about changes in their vision after their stroke or injury and what they did to make it better. We talk prism glasses, vision therapy and other compensation strategies.
In this episode, the group discusses how they feel about the anniversary of their stroke or injury. Is it a reason to celebrate? You decide.
In this episode, the group starts off talking about Disney and ends up discussing back pain, using Bioness devices and how they get through TSA.
In this episode, the group discusses how cold weather impacts their tone and what they do to manage.
In this episode, we talk about Aphasia Awareness month and how our listeners can be part of the podcast, DoMore24 and how our members give back and do more with their 24.
In this episode, the group discusses the pros and cons of participating in research studies in a surprisingly funny way!
In this episode, members discuss their sense of humor, how aphasia impacts their ability to get jokes and how they use laughter to help them on the slow road to better.
In this episode of the Slow Road to Better, the group members answer a question from a listener about how they deal with depression.
In this episode of the Slow Road to Better, group members discuss what they think are important skills to have before joining a group. Guess what, they don't think actual communication ability is one of them!
Episode 08 - I've got skills Members discuss skills they are able to do after their stroke, shaking hands when your right hand is weak, transportation and using Uber.
This is episode #6 from a group of Stroke and Traumatic Brain Injury Survivors. PT Pintcast Host Jimmy McKay met them in his Neuro Rehabilitation class during his 3rd year @ Marymount University.
This show is produced and recorded by the members of the Stroke Comeback Center, located in Vienna Virginia.
They will discuss, in their own words, what it’s like to be on the “Slow Road To Better” after suffering a Stroke or TBI.
SLP Melissa Richman will be there along the way as your host, but the episodes are completely up to the members of the center.
Find out more @ www.StrokeComebackCenter.Org
This is episode #6 from a group of Stroke and Traumatic Brain Injury Survivors. PT Pintcast Host Jimmy McKay met them in his Neuro Rehabilitation class during his 3rd year @ Marymount University.
This show is produced and recorded by the members of the Stroke Comeback Center, located in Vienna Virginia.
They will discuss, in their own words, what it’s like to be on the “Slow Road To Better” after suffering a Stroke or TBI.
SLP Melissa Richman will be there along the way as your host, but the episodes are completely up to the members of the center.
Find out more @ www.StrokeComebackCenter.Org
This is episode #5 from a group of Stroke and Traumatic Brain Injury Survivors. PT Pintcast Host Jimmy McKay met them in his Neuro Rehabilitation class during his 3rd year @ Marymount University.
This show is produced and recorded by the members of the Stroke Comeback Center, located in Vienna Virginia.
They will discuss, in their own words, what it’s like to be on the “Slow Road To Better” after suffering a Stroke or TBI.
SLP Melissa Richman will be there along the way as your host, but the episodes are completely up to the members of the center.
Find out more @ www.StrokeComebackCenter.Org
This is episode #4 from a group of Stroke and Traumatic Brain Injury Survivors. PT Pintcast Host Jimmy McKay met them in his Neuro Rehabilitation class during his 3rd year @ Marymount University.
This show is produced and recorded by the members of the Stroke Comeback Center, located in Vienna Virginia.
They will discuss, in their own words, what it’s like to be on the “Slow Road To Better” after suffering a Stroke or TBI.
SLP Melissa Richman will be there along the way as your host, but the episodes are completely up to the members of the center.
Find out more @ www.StrokeComebackCenter.Org
This is episode #3 from a group of Stroke and Traumatic Brain Injury Survivors. PT Pintcast Host Jimmy McKay met them in his Neuro Rehabilitation class during his 3rd year @ Marymount University.
This show is produced and recorded by the members of the Stroke Comeback Center, located in Vienna Virginia.
They will discuss, in their own words, what it’s like to be on the “Slow Road To Better” after suffering a Stroke or TBI.
SLP Melissa Richman will be there along the way as your host, but the episodes are completely up to the members of the center.
Find out more @ www.StrokeComebackCenter.Org
This is episode #2 from a group of Stroke and Traumatic Brain Injury Survivors. PT Pintcast Host Jimmy McKay met them in his Neuro Rehabilitation class during his 3rd year @ Marymount University.
This show is produced and recorded by the members of the Stroke Comeback Center, located in Vienna Virginia.
They will discuss, in their own words, what it’s like to be on the “Slow Road To Better” after suffering a Stroke or TBI.
SLP Melissa Richman will be there along the way as your host, but the episodes are completely up to the members of the center.
Find out more @ www.StrokeComebackCenter.Org
This is episode #1 from a group of Stroke and Traumatic Brain Injury Survivors. PT Pintcast Host Jimmy McKay met them in his Neuro Rehabilitation class during his 3rd year @ Marymount University.
This show will be produced and recorded by the members of the Stroke Comeback Center, located in Vienna Virginia.
They will discuss, in their own words, what it’s like to be on the “Slow Road To Better” after suffering a Stroke or TBI.
SLP Melissa Richman will be there along the way as your host, but the episodes are completely up to the members of the center.
Find out more @ www.StrokeComebackCenter.Org