Stroke - What You Should Know
Senator Albert B. Fall: We have been praying for you, Sir.
President Wilson: "Which way, Senator?"
Woodrow Wilson (1856-1924)
US President
December 6, 1919. Wilson disabled by stroke was visited by an arch-enemy in the Senate to test his fitness to remain as President. After this exchange, the doubts ended.
O, please, not a stroke!" I can almost hear myself saying this when Im nearing 70 the current expected average lifespan of the Filipino (except for drug dealers, crazy drivers, and unlucky pedestrians). Everyone talks about a heart attack but only some know that there is such as thing as a "brain attack," too. Thats a stroke, or in …
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Article title: Stroke - What You Should Know.
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Newspaper title: Manila Bulletin.
Publication date: December 19, 2004.
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