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  • David Dansereau 7:03 pm on September 13, 2010 Permalink | Reply
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    Fundraiser planned for 14 year old stroke survivor Tyler Perry of Cumberland 

    14 year old stroke survivor Tyler Perry of Cumberland RI

    I hope that you might take the time to help out and support the family of 14-year old Tyler Perry, another recent young local stroke survivor in our community.   While the family still does not know what caused Ty’s stroke (see his mother Leigh’s prior post included below here) they are, like the families of other stroke survivors, faced with many unexpected bills and treatment expenses that are not covered by insurance.

    For this reason, a fundraiser is being planned for Thursday, September 23rdfrom 5-7 pm at the fraternal order of Police Lodge in Cumberland, RI.  I’ve attached the brochure that provides more information about this event  to learn  how to purchase tickets or make a donation.  The event is being coordinated by Jean Lermer at Dave’s Market ( Bakery) in Cumberland, RI.

    I ask that you please do what you can to help Tyler and his family during this difficult time.  Even if you can not attend the local event but frequent Dave’s Market, pls. stop by the Customer Service desk at Dave’s to donate.

    Thank you!

    David Dansereau

    http://www.know-stroke.org

    TylerPerryFundraiser

    From Leigh Perry 11:16 am on August  2010

    My son Tyler suffered a stroke at the right MCA territory. Unlike your strokeTyler was checked for a PFO and his heart showed no abnormalities. This being very good news, he was examined for anything and everything else under the sun. At 14 years old, Ty ‘s situation baffled the doctors and I guess you could say “annoyed” them too. It was a very frustrating time for Ty and the doctors because they were concerned with finding the source so that there would be no “repeat offender”. We spent two weeks at Hasbro (WONDERFUL) hospital where numerous tests were done and then we were finally released to Spaulding Rehab in Boston with the medical exams to continue under the Mass Genneral Stroke team. Again I can’t say enough about the care we received! Unfortunately for all, the source of this unfortunate incident was never fully discovered and now we are both back at home working hard in three different therapies (why they are not fully covered for situations like this is beyond me!) but he has done remarkably well with his own determination, lots of care and advice and support from everyone. We have learned alot and still need to learn more so any advice or ideas from others is absolutely welcome!

    Thanks for the book David! Sincerely Leigh Perry-Ty’s proud mom

     
    • Jewell 10:32 pm on October 9, 2010 Permalink | Reply

      I am curious if Tyler drank energy drinks? There was just another 14-year-old in our area this week that suffered a stroke…but it seems that she was more fortunate than your son and is back to playing sports already. Just a theory.

    • Leigh Perry 11:18 pm on May 15, 2011 Permalink | Reply

      Ty doesnt drink energy drinks He just doesnt like them.Thank you for the idea though!Any advice,all advice is welcome TU

  • David Dansereau 5:18 pm on September 8, 2010 Permalink | Reply  

    Australian Grant will go towards researching best stroke recovery outcomes 

    As reported by HealthNews.com, an Australian study hopes to make strides at determining which type of stroke rehabilitation protocol is best for recovery following a stroke.   Here’s the article with more stroke recovery information on this important grant…

    With 60,000 Australians expected to suffer from a stroke this year alone, a new study aims to find the best approach to rehabilitation to help sufferers recover more quickly and reduce their stay in hospital.

    After a stroke people need as much physical therapy as possible

    After a stroke, people going through rehabilitation need as much physical therapy as possible to achieve the best results. Now UniSA researchers have been awarded a grant by the National Health and Medical Research Council to investigate a variety of approaches so that patients recover independence and get home as quickly as possible.

    Read the full stroke recovery article at HealthNews

     
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