The medications on his counter feel like a puzzle.
Blood thinners, blood pressure meds—some taken once a day, others twice. Which one did they say not to mix with grapefruit?
Jim is heading home from the hospital.
Jim Wallace is heading home after being discharged from the hospital following a mild stroke. The doctors reassured him that, with the right care, he’d recover well. But as he steps into his quiet house, that reassurance starts to fade.
Everything feels different—not just physically, but mentally.
The follow-up appointments are unclear.
He has a physical therapy referral and a check-up in two weeks, but does he need to schedule them himself, or will someone call?
The lifestyle changes feel overwhelming.
The doctor mentioned cutting back on salt and staying active, but does that mean he needs to change everything he eats?
