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i would like to know more about taking care of stroke victims

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Here is some more information in case the person you are caring has difficulty in talking.

https://www.agingcare.com/discussions/communicating-with-stroke-patients-168957.htm
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I came across this article regarding care of a stroke victim. Hopefully it will give you some good information.

https://www.agingcare.com/articles/rehabilitation-center-elderly-stroke-victim-138339.htm

You will need to keep scrolling down if you see an advertisement between the paragraphs, just keep scrolling otherwise you will miss the whole article.
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Well, John, you aren't alone. I realize that you asked this question four years ago, however, there may be someone wondering the same thing. There are many companies out there that are non-nursing care that can come in and assist you in caring for your loved one. Home Instead, Comfort Keepers and Interim are just a few. I wish you the best of luck!
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my mom is 88 years old, she suffered a cerabellium stroke a year this past oct. she has made a good bit of progress, but the longer it goes the worse i get trying to take care of her she lives with me and i have two sisters and a brother and non is willing to help me, i have to work too and are there any suggestions you might help me with, shes on medicare and medicade, im getting to my witts end, jon
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