Stroke information booklet
help you may be eligible for further occupational therapy. Memory e.g. remembering facts from the recent and distant past, as well as remembering how to do certain tasks Memory problems are common after stroke. It may be useful to try and establish a regular routine for your daily activities. Try writing things down and have several calendars and
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