https://strokeemotionshubcommunity.com Updates from Tsitsi Bergman https://strokeemotionshubcommunity.com/blog/14999/the-issue-of-shame-when-things-go-wrong https://strokeemotionshubcommunity.com/blog/14999/the-issue-of-shame-when-things-go-wrong <div><br></div>]]> Thu, 26 Mar 2026 11:19:00 CDT https://strokeemotionshubcommunity.com/blog/why-support-works https://strokeemotionshubcommunity.com/blog/why-support-works <div><em><span style="color: rgb(7, 137, 152);">Stroke recovery is far more complex than a single breakthrough—it unfolds in phases, through repetition, adaptation, and small wins that often go unnoticed at first. This post explores what real recovery actually looks like, from the brain’s ability to rewire itself to the delicate balance between survivor independence and caregiver support. It also shines a light on the emotional weight both survivors and caregivers carry, and why progress is about more than just physical milestones. If you want a more honest, hopeful understanding of how healing happens after stroke, this is a perspective worth reading in full.</span></em></div>]]> Wed, 25 Mar 2026 13:08:00 CDT