Stories of Stroke

Stories of Stroke by Louis R. Caplan and Aishwarya Aggarwal draws you into the human side of neurology with clear-eyed compassion and clinical savvy. This compelling collection brings together personal accounts and expert perspectives that make the complex journey of stroke recovery accessible and meaningful to everyone — patients, caregivers, clinicians, and students.

Readers will encounter vivid survivor narratives that illuminate the immediate shock of diagnosis, the challenges of rehabilitation, and the resilience that follows. Interwoven with these stories are thoughtful clinical observations from respected voices in stroke care, offering context without clinical jargon. The result is a balanced, empathetic portrait of what it truly means to live through and beyond a stroke.

Ideal for professionals in neurology, rehabilitation and nursing as well as families navigating recovery, this book delivers both emotional resonance and practical insight. Key themes include stroke prevention, recovery pathways, rehabilitation strategies, caregiver support, and the psychological impact of brain injury — making it a valuable resource for healthcare settings across North America, Europe, Asia and beyond.

Clear, engaging, and deeply human, Stories of Stroke helps bridge the gap between medical knowledge and lived experience. Whether you’re seeking to deepen clinical understanding, find solidarity in shared experience, or support a loved one, this volume offers guidance and hope grounded in real stories and expert reflection.

Add this essential title to your collection today — a knowledgeable, compassionate companion for anyone affected by stroke.

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