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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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A massive/serious stroke
He was partially paralyzed after a massive stroke.
Hi,
How serious is "a massive stroke" in the above? Is it about the same as "a serious stroke?" Thanks.
Hi,
How serious is "a massive stroke" in the above? Is it about the same as "a serious stroke?" Thanks.
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From my own subjective (and non-medical) point of view, a "massive stroke" sounds quite a bit worse than a "serious stroke".
- From my own subjective (and non-medical) point of view, a "massive stroke" sounds quite a bit worse than a "serious stroke".
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From my own subjective (and non-medical) point of view, a "massive stroke" sounds quite a bit worse than a "serious stroke".
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I tend to agree with Yankee. One may survive a serious stroke (partially paralyzed), but I don't think one would survive a massive stroke.
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