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Subarachnoid Hemorrhagic Stroke of Luck

Kindra Foster

March 14, 2017

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“How I Found the Silver Lining in a Cloud of Stroke”

I’m only 57. I could have believed a forecast of cloudy-and-a-chance-of-stroke a decade into my future. But not THIS year. Not when I’m too young for Medicare. Not with a career peaking and lots of travel planned—FINALLY enjoying life my way.

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Kindra Foster

Omaha and Clarkson Hospital

subarachnoid hemorrhages (brain bleeds)

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