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Different, But the Same

The author recognizes that his wife changed after her stroke, but her character persists, and that's what matters.
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What is a Stroke?

What is a Stroke? A stroke, sometimes called a "brain attack," occurs when blood flow is cut off from a portion of the brain. When this happens, brain cells in that area are deprived of oxygen and begin to die. Depending on the area of the brain affected, this could result in memory loss or impaired muscle function. These symptoms could be temporary or long-lasting.
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Meeting Video May 26, 2026 Kari Haefner, MSN, RN, NPD-BC, Stroke Program Manager, Corewell Health Beaumont Troy

Stroke Program Updates

Stroke Awareness Month presentation covering stroke risk factors, prevention, warning signs, BEFAST, healthy lifestyle habits, the MIND diet, and reducing the risk of future strokes. Includes discussion of stroke experiences, recovery, and brain health.
Meeting Video May 12, 2026

Anniversary Dinner

Cane and Able celebrated its 44th anniversary with a five-course dinner, a look back at the group's history, a tribute to members who have passed, a lively sing-along, and plenty of time for friendship, conversation, and fellowship.
Meeting Video Jul 22, 2025 Malkia Newman & Andrew Parrish, CNS

Taking Care of You

Malkia Newman and Andrew Parrish from CNS Healthcare delivered an engaging and insightful presentation titled “Taking Care of You.” They explored how stress impacts mental, physical, and emotional health—and emphasized the importance of self-care for mind, body, and spirit. Through real-life stories and interactive discussion—both in person and via Zoom—they shared practical self

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Royal Oak Aphasia Support Group

Royal Oak Senior Center
Royal Oak, MI
Meets: Thursdays, 10:00 am - Noon
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Focus on communication support and connection for individuals with aphasia.
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A is for Aphasia Support Group

Michigan Medicine Canton Health Center
Canton, MI
Meets: 5:30 - 7:00 PM on the second Tuesday of each month
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All are welcome!
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Super Survivor Support Group

Henry Ford Macomb Hospital - 4th Floor Rehabilitation Conference Room
Clinton Township, MI
Meets: 3rd Friday of the month, 10:30 am - 2:00 pm
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Monthly gathering for stroke survivors. Meets in the 4th Floor Rehabilitation Conference Room.
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Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan

Meets: Various programs and services available
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Adult Day Centers offer recreational and support activities and lunch. Staff include Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialists (CTRS), registered nurse, and social worker.
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Caregiver Support Group

Meets: 3rd Thursday of the month at 7:00 pm
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Offers encouragement, suggestions, moral support, and educational information for caregivers.
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Brain Injury Association of Michigan - Macomb Chapter

Meets: Various RSVP events and activities
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"RSVP" (Recreation & Socialization in a Variety of Places) group is no cost for survivors. Events meet throughout the metro Detroit area.
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Senior Counseling Services

MI
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In-home and in-office mental health counseling, group therapy, evaluation of client needs, family and caregiver counseling, short- and long-term therapy, resource education, and referral services provided.
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Disability Network Eastern Michigan

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The disability Network offers many programs including recreational opportunities. Those with disabilities are free to participate; caregivers pay a low cost. Please call for specific program options.
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Adaptive Yoga on Zoom

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Free! Contact Becky for more information, including times and Zoom link.
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Epilepsy Support Group

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For individuals with epilepsy.
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Adaptive Tai Chi on Zoom

MI
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Free. Taught by Anita Surma