The SSEEO Toll-Free Teleconference Series builds community, provides support and shares information by
connecting survivors, caregivers, health professionals and other stroke
stakeholders. The calls last
approximately 60 minutes with the last 30 minutes reserved for questions and
conversation. Please don’t forget to register by following the instructions below.
Tuesday, June 12th, 12:00-1:00pm central
time: Life after Stroke:
Changes, Challenges and Commitment presented by
Laura Meller, MS, APN, CNS-BC from Northwestern Lake Forest Hospital.
You have survived a stroke, and now you are home.
What’s next? Setting reasonable goals regarding important areas of your life
may be a good next step. This
teleconference will discuss the following;
- Recovering as much independence and mobility
as possible
- Living your life as fully and comfortably as
possible after your stroke
- And of course your attitude and efforts
Laura Meller MS, APN, CNS-BC
is a licensed advance practice nurse focused on the prevention, diagnosis and
treatment of the stroke patient population. Laura began her work with
stroke patients as a critical care nurse. She is the Stroke Coordinator
at Northwestern Lake Forest Hospital and enjoys working with her interdisciplinary
team to make a difference in the lives of her stroke patients in the acute
hospital. She also keeps in contact with her stroke patients while
facilitating the Life After Stroke Support Group.
IMPORTANT
CALL-IN INFORMATION: Participation on the calls is absolutely free but advance
registration is required due to limited line availability. Please contact us at
1-888-988-8047 or christine@sseeo.org and provide the following
information: first and last name(s), mailing address, e-mail address and
telephone number. We will get back to
you with an 800 call-in number and pass code, which will allow you to access
the conference call. Registration
deadline is June 11th.
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