Recovery After Stroke
Recovery After Stroke
Positive Impact Movement Interview Part 2 – My Stroke Recovery
Positive Impact Movement Interview Part 2 – My Stroke Recovery
Positive Impact Movement Interview Part 2 – My Stroke Recovery
Saturday 8th June 2019
Join Bill Gassiamis on 'Recovery After Stroke' as he discusses his stroke recovery journey, lifestyle changes, and the power of positive neuroplasticity.
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Get the buttons here!Bill Gassiamis: Stroke Recovery and the Power of Positive Change
One of the single biggest factors in ensuring that you continue to remain positive and have a positive outlook on life is to get around other people with that very same mindset as you, people that are going to encourage you, cheer you on and celebrate your wins along your journey.
Imagine facing not one, but three strokes by the age of 37. That's exactly what Bill Gassiamis went through, and in this episode of 'Recovery After Stroke', he shares his remarkable journey. Bill sits down for a chat with the Positive Impact Movement, revealing how he harnessed the power of positive neuroplasticity to aid his recovery.
He doesn't just stop there; Bill also dives into the lifestyle changes that made a difference, like switching to a low-carb diet, reducing stress, and making exercise a priority. But it's not all about physical health. Bill opens up about the importance of community support and being surrounded by positive influences to keep a hopeful outlook on life. He even tackles some common myths about cholesterol and its link to chronic diseases.
Whether you're a stroke survivor, a caregiver, or just someone interested in health and resilience, Bill's story is sure to inspire and provide practical tips for your own journey. Tune in to hear how small changes can lead to big impacts on the road to recovery.