You're Not Too Young to Have a Stroke

Tracy Nelson woke up on a cold January morning in 2007 to find that her arm had gone limp during the night. Thinking she had just slept on it wrong she attempted to get out of bed. Moments later she went crashing to the floor.

Nelson didn't know it yet, but she was experiencing a left brain stroke that most likely resulted from a heart condition known as patent foramen ovale. Read Tracy's story

Also:

 View Justin Sattin, MD, discussing stroke signs, symptoms and treatment 

 

Recipe of the Month: Mediterranean Stuffed Salmon

Take care of yourself by making heart-healthy choices. Mediterranean Stuffed Salmon is an easy and delicious recipe, perfect for a spring evening.

 

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