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24-11-2005

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Recognising a stroke

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Originally Posted by jankers

John,

I picked this up from another site and it seems important,

Can it be made a sticky?

The answer is yes, some very good information on this site, and you never know reading it could save someones life!!

http://www.orderofthewhitelion.com/HEALING@/Stroke.html

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