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Pedo Joe getting jiggy wit it.

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Same thing was happening with McConnel. Any of this sound familiar?


What is a mini-stroke? Is a mini-stroke the same thing as a transient ischemic attack (TIA)?​

A mini-stroke is called a transient ischemic attack, or TIA. We call these “mini-strokes” because they are less severe, but they are still a dangerous medical emergency. Without immediate treatment, TIA can have devastating effects on someone’s brain function and recovery.


Part of what makes TIAs so tricky to diagnose is that they have the same symptoms as strokes. TIA symptoms typically do not last as long as a stroke, and many people who have a TIA fail to get medical attention afterward.


Is a stroke the same thing as a TIA?
Strokes and mini-strokes are not the same thing, although they look and feel very alike. Like strokes, TIAs are characterized by muscle weakness or numbness, facial drooping, head pain, confusion, and problems with vision, speech, and balance.

However, TIA symptoms may not be as intense as stroke symptoms, and typically go away on their own. People who have a TIA are at a much higher risk of having a stroke soon after. According to the CDC, of people who survive a TIA:

  • About 13% will have a major stroke within 3 months.
  • About 35% will have a major stroke within one year.
If you have any symptoms of a stroke, mild or severe, call 911 or head to the nearest emergency room as soon as possible. Seek immediate medical attention, even if the symptoms are mild or go away.

To learn more about the risk factors for strokes and mini-strokes, see Seven Tips to Recognize and Prevent a Stroke.

What is recovery like after a mini-stroke?
Most TIA symptoms resolve themselves within a few minutes, or up to 24 hours. The first few hours and the first week after a TIA are the most dangerous, because someone who has a TIA may have a full stroke soon after.


Recovery after a mini-stroke involves close monitoring to lower your risk of having a stroke in the future. Lifestyle or medication changes, like managing diabetes differently, losing weight, or lowering cholesterol, are all possible recovery options after a TIA.

TIA recovery does not usually require physical or occupational therapy, but your doctor may refer you to a specialist to make sure you’re staying on top of your risk factors.

What is recovery like after a stroke?
Because a stroke is much more severe, recovery takes longer and is much more involved. Many people who have strokes experience concurrent conditions like aphasia, apraxia/dyspraxia, or temporary muteness. Partial or total paralysis is also common.

A stroke can lead to temporary or permanent disabilities, like:

  • Paralysis or weakness
  • Aphasia, difficulty with either language or speech
  • Dysphagia, difficulty swallowing
  • Sensory problems
  • Physical or mental fatigue
  • Anxiety and depression
  • Dysarthria, difficulty speaking due to weakened muscles
  • Dexterity issues
  • Speech problems like muteness, stuttering, or apraxia

In most cases, post-stroke recovery involves medication changes, physical and occupational therapy, and speech therapy.

About 25% of people who have a stroke will eventually have another. With this in mind, post-stroke recovery also involves the same lifestyle changes and treatments as TIA recovery. The goal of stroke treatment is not just to restore you to full health, but to prevent you from having another stroke in the future.
 
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someone pointed out that the way he holds his hands is indicative of prolonged IV use. he cant even scratch his mouth without it taking two days. he is seriously crippled and i would say he possibly is wearing a diaper, currently hooked up to an IV that is in his forearm, is taking heavy drugs for his dementia.

he's going to be your next president, folks.
 
I think what's left of him is just in utter dismay that they folks he has tried to fundamentally and symbolically continue to enslave through manipulated dependency, are dancing around in his front yard.
 
Misfire on cylinders 1, 3 and 4....:laughing:

WTF is that thing to his far right? :laughing:
My wife and I were watching the news this morning and I saw that while she wasn't looking. I asked her "Did I just see a bearded black dude in a dress standing next to Biden?". She didn't see it so I had to rewind to confirm what I thought I saw.

Got to ensure to pander to everyone....
 
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Wow! Wonder if he even knows he is being played for a fool.

So aside from that, why was he at a southern Baptist church?
 
I mean, Joe Biden has proven throughout his political career that he's actually racist as fug. He was probably just standing there like "WTF????" and using both of his still functioning brain cells to fight back the urge to drop some N bombs. :laughing:

Like the black people aren't falling in line to vote for me like they're told so now I have to lower myself to sitting through this bullshit to try to win them over???
 
Like the black people aren't falling in line to vote for me like they're told so now I have to lower myself to sitting through this bullshit to try to win them over???
Those black folk not voting for him aren’t black. Matter of fact, they are white supremacists and probably domestic terrorists to boot.
 
Those black folk not voting for him aren’t black. Matter of fact, they are white supremacists and probably domestic terrorists to boot.
The ironic thing is that the black folks that aren't voting for him are the exact same folks that will see him being there for the pandering attempt that it is.
 
They are losing the black vote so they are pandering hard. I'm sure he made up a story to go with the visit.
If he really wanted to win the black vote, and actually do something for the freedom of all americans, he should have repealed his shitty crime bill he wrote a few decades ago during that ceremony.
 
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