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| LOW COUNTRY STROKE SUPPORT GROUP NEWSLETTER |
Sponsored By and Special Thanks To:
MUSC Health Medical University of South Carolina Encompass Health
WELCOME
Welcome to the first ever Low Country Stroke Support Group Newsletter!We are excited to announce that the Low Country of South Carolina has another stroke support group dedicated to building relationships between stroke survivors and their care givers, families, and friends.
During our first meeting, the group discussed what some priorities should be for the group when we meet. Several great ideas were discussed including a desire to focus on social connections, education, and life and pleasure enhancing resources for stroke survivors.
If you are a stroke survivor, or know someone who is walking the stroke survivor path, please be encouraged and come to one of our meetings. We hope you’ll find it uplifting, enlightening, and supportive.
For more information, please do not hesitate to contact one of the leaders listed below.
Hope to see you soon..
Rick Shideler
NEXT MEETING:
August 19, 20215:15 PM - 6:15 PM
At Encompass Health
9181 Medcom Street
Charleston, SC
SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKER - Karyn Taylor, Registered Dietician, Encompass Health
RESOURCE OF THE MONTH
The North Charleston Aquatic Center is a fairly new indoor pool facility offering a therapy pool with wheelchair access into the pool. The center provides a water capable wheelchair and has a ramp for pool access. For more information, see NC Aquatics web-page for details.
CHECK IT OUT
This month's Check it Out comes to us from www.spintheglobe.net and offers a number of wheelchair friendly venues to visit in our hometown. Please post any others you know of in the comments below.
15 Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Charleston, South Carolina
FOR MORE INFO: | Kalynne Ballares (MUSC) 843.876.5301 | Christy Yatagan (Encompass Health) christy.yatagan@encompasshealth.com 843.820.7679 | Rick Shideler (Group Member) 803.517.9871 |
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