What to Remember
A stroke doesn’t always strike suddenly. There can be warning signs, sometimes very subtle. Pay attention if you experience:
unusual and persistent headaches,
sudden visual disturbances,
unexplained localized weakness,
strange memory lapses,
unstable blood pressure.
Don’t postpone. Consult a doctor. Ask for tests. Listen. This isn’t panic—it’s responsibility.
If someone you know shows these signs, encourage them not to ignore them.
Listening to your body says: “I hear you. You matter.”
And sometimes, that can make all the difference.
