Stroke Support Association

Every 40 seconds, someone in the United States has a stroke. During Stroke Awareness Month, we’re reminding our community that knowing the signs of stroke can save a life.
Remember: BE FAST
🧠 Balance loss
👀 Eyesight changes
🙂 Face drooping
💪 Arm weakness
🗣️ Speech difficulty
⏰ Time to call 911
At Stroke Support Association, we are committed to empowering stroke survivors and their families with resources to recover, reclaim, and rebuild their lives.
Your support helps us provide education, support groups, community outreach, and hope to stroke survivors and caregivers.
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🧠 Could you recognize the signs of a stroke?
Stroke symptoms can appear suddenly—and every minute matters. That’s why Stroke Support Association recently visited the Los Altos Family YMCA to share life-saving stroke education with the community.
One of the most important things people can learn is F.A.S.T.:
F – Face drooping
A – Arm weakness
S – Speech difficulty
T – Time to call 911
Knowing these signs and acting quickly can save a life and dramatically improve recovery.
We are proud to partner with community organizations like the YMCA to help spread awareness and empower people with the knowledge to act in an emergency.
📩 Interested in hosting a stroke education presentation for your organization?
Contact us at [email protected].
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