Links

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KidsHaveStrokes.org

http://www.pediatricstroke.org/

Description: Here is another link/support group

Added by MariaC68 on Jul. 25, 2007

Childhood Stroke & Hemiplegia Connections of IL

http://cshconnections.org/

Description: CSH Connections is an Illinois based support and information group for families with children and young adults who have hemiplegia (a form of cerebral palsy) due to pediatric stroke or other neurological trauma.

Added by Michelle708 on Aug. 18, 2007

Childhood Stroke & Hemiplegia Connections of IL

http://cshconnections.org/

Description: CSH Connections is an Illinois based support and information group for families with children and young adults who have hemiplegia (a form of cerebral palsy) due to pediatric stroke or other neurological trauma.

Added by Michelle708 on Aug. 18, 2007

Hemi-Kids.Com - Online Support for Children with Hemiplegia

http://www.hemikids.org/phshk.html

Added by MariaC68 on Jul. 14, 2008

ABC News on Young stroke victims

http://abcnews.go.com/Health/Family/Story?id=5396292&page=1

Description: Here is an article about raising awareness for childhood stroke victims

Added by MariaC68 on Jul. 18, 2008

ACQUIREc Therapy Pediatric Constraint Induced Therapy

http://www.circ.uab.edu/cit.htm

Added by MariaC68 on Jul. 21, 2008

CHASA.ORG

http://www.chasa.org/

Description: Here is a link for Children's Hemiplegia & Stroke Association which may be helpful

Added by MariaC68 on Jul. 21, 2008

Caring Bridge

http://www.caringbridge.org/

Description: CaringBridge® (www.caringbridge.org) is a free, nonprofit web service that connects family and friends to share information, love and support during a serious medical condition, treatment and recovery. It takes just a few moments for you to create your own personal and private CaringBridge website.

Added by MariaC68 on Jul. 25, 2008

CIT article - from American Stroke Association

http://www.strokeassociation.org/presenter.jhtml?identifier=3029931

Description: Constraint-induced movement therapy (CI) forces the use of the affected side by restraining the unaffected side. With CI therapy, the therapist constrains the survivor’s unaffected arm in a sling. The survivor then uses his or her affected arm repetitively and intensively for two weeks

Added by MariaC68 on Jul. 25, 2008

American Stroke Association

http://www.strokeassociation.org/presenter.jhtml?identifier=1200037

Added by MariaC68 on Jul. 25, 2008

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