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Prineville proclaims May 2024 as Stroke Awareness Month; local advocate outlines prevention and support work

May 28, 2024 | Prineville, Crook County, Oregon


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Prineville proclaims May 2024 as Stroke Awareness Month; local advocate outlines prevention and support work
The Prineville City Council proclaimed May 2024 as Stroke Awareness Month and invited Carol Stiles of Stroke Awareness Oregon to speak about prevention and survivor support.

Council President read the proclamation citing stroke as a leading cause of death and disability in Oregon and urging residents to learn the BE FAST signs (balance, eyes, face, arm, speech, time). Carol Stiles described survivor stories and outreach activities, distributed BE FAST cards for placement in homes and vehicles, and said the organization offers support groups, navigators and counseling for survivors and families.

Stiles emphasized prevention and rapid response: "80 percent of strokes are preventable," she said during her remarks, and she urged residents with high blood pressure, diabetes, AFib or other risk factors to seek treatment and education. The council thanked Stiles for her work and accepted the proclamation.

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