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Support Groups and Websites for Stroke HF#6850

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At UW Hospital:


Stroke and Aneurysm Support Group


This group is for patients, families and caregivers of people who have experienced a stroke or aneurysm.  It is held the 3rd Thursday of the month from 4:30 to 5:30 PM in room E5/492 on the 4th floor of the hospital.  There is no support group meeting held in December.  Your nurse can give you a brochure on the speakers and topics planned for the year.

 

If you have any questions please contact John Kenneally at 608-263-9256.

 

Directions to room E5/492:  It is best to take the D elevators to the 4th floor, go to the right through the heavy doors.  Go straight to the nurses’ station and take a right.  Go through another set of large wooden doors. The room E5/492 will be to your right between the elevators. 

 

Helpful Resources:  Some people use the computer to look up information.  Please know that anyone can put anything on a website.  Below is a list of trustworthy sources for stroke information.
 
American Heart Association
1-800-8721
www.americanheart.org

 

American Stroke Association
strokeinfo@heart.org
1-888-4-STROKE (478-7653)
www.strokeassociation.org

 

American with Disabilities Act information
National Organization on Disability
1-202-5960
http://nod.org

 

Family Care Giver Alliance
1-415-434-3388
www.caregiver.org
 

Help for Incontinent People, Inc.
1-800-252-3337
www.nafc.org

 

National Aphasia Association
1-800-922-4622
www.aphasia.org

 

National Brain Injury Association
1-703-236-6000
www.biausa.org

 

National Family Care Givers Association
1-896-3650
www.nfcacares.org

 

National Institute on Neurological Disorders and Stroke
1-800-352-9424
http://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/stroke/stroke.htm

 

Stroke Awareness Website
http://stroke.nih.gov/


National Stroke Association
1-800-STROKES
www.stroke.org


Brain Attack Coalition
301-496-5751
http://www.stroke-site.org 


 



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Last Updated: 09/18/2012

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