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*****************************************************************This blog post contains many of the videos we have placed on our United Stroke Alliance Facebook page that I think the general public will find interesting and, hopefully, useful. Stroke awareness and prevention is United Stroke Alliance's main goal. You may visit our webpage at www.unitedstrokealliance.org
The United Stroke Alliance Facebook group page is open to, dedicated to and limited to stroke survivors and their caregivers. All requests to join will be monitored by the United Stroke Alliance Facebook group administrator.
I will be adding more videos to this blog as they are posted on the United Stroke Alliance Facebook page so visit the Archive link often. New videos will be added to the top of this blog post so you won't have to scroll down to find them. Currently we no longer have Facebook videos available on Facebook that are older than 30 days.
Any comments for this blog post will be appreciated, however, keep in mind, all comments are monitored before they are published. One important warning: To prevent spammers, imbedding links in your comment will result in your comment being rejected.
Videos are best displayed in full screen mode. On most devices, tapping or clicking on the video image will enlarge it a bit and display a small square in the bottom right corner of the image. Tapping or clicking on that small square should fill the entire screen with the video image.
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Tai Chi from a chair. Demonstrated by OSF Saint Francis Hospital students!
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Ziplining at night at camp.
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Stroke survivors ziplining at camp.
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Marylee talks about how Amazon and Google devices can make life easier and more entertaining.
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Marylee and her grand kids are discussing ways to de-clutter the house. Part 1 of 2
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Marylee and her grand kids are discussing ways to de-clutter the house. Part 2 of 2
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Cheri and Kelly Show you how to Tye Dye Stuff.
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Marylee shows how to liven up your baseball party with special baseball themed treats.Marylee's Baseball Treats 23 minute video
*******************************************************Marylee talks about her experience with Aphasia in stroke survivors.
Experience With Aphasia 30 minute video
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Marylee and CT Gabbert discuss home safety ideas for stroke survivors.
Home Safety Ideas 36 minute video
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Marylee's 17 year old granddaughter has trained leader dogs for blind people and intends to train more. She tells her experiences in this video.
Fostering Leader Dogs 19 minute video
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Katie Lemkemann, trained chef and registered nurse at St. Francis Medical
Center, Peoria, Illinois, presents some summer time fun cooking garden fresh creations.Summer Time Fun Cooking 15 minute video
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Marylee interviews four PT and OT OSF St. Francis graduates on stroke therapy as they emphasize how important it is to not give up on therapy.Don't Give Up on Therapy. 29 minute video
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