From Surviving to Thriving
Help us Change the Future of Stroke
Every minute, 11 people have a stroke in Australia. Your gift today will power data-driven research at The Florey, ensuring more people not only survive a stroke but recover well and thrive.
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Peter's story
On an ordinary day over a decade ago, Peter, fit and healthy, suddenly lost feeling on his right side. Rushed to hospital, he found a system not yet prepared for stroke. Instead of a specialised unit, he spent the next 24 hours in the Emergency department. This critical delay was followed by months of frustrating, inconsistent therapy, leaving Peter to wonder how different his life might be if he had received the right care, right away.
Joy's story
When 83-year-old Joy woke up feeling giddy, she knew the signs of stroke. Thanks to her quick thinking and a medical system prepared for this exact moment, her life was saved. After a scan revealed a dangerous clot, she was immediately admitted to a specialised Stroke Unit where surgeons performed a life-saving clot retrieval. The entire procedure was completed within three hours of the stroke's onset, and remarkably, Joy was discharged the very next day.
The difference between Peter's long recovery and Joy's remarkable outcome is not a matter of luck - it is years of dedicated research like that at The Florey.
Through research like that of the Australian Stroke Clinical Registry we have helped:
- Revolutionise hospital systems
- Create specialised stroke units
- Improve diagnosis, treatment and support for survivors.
But we still have so much work to do to help the 131 Australians that have a stroke every day.
We urgently need your help to ensure every single patient receives the life-saving care that Joy did, making her story the standard, not the exception.
Your gift today will fund vital research to help people survive, recover well and get back to living their best life.
From Surviving to Thriving
Help us Change the Future of Stroke
Your donation is secure and protected.
Every 11 minutes, a stroke changes an Australian's life forever. Your gift today will power data-driven research at The Florey, ensuring more people not only survive a stroke but recover well and thrive.
From Surviving to Thriving
Help us Change the Future of Stroke
Every minute, 11 people have a stroke in Australia. Your gift today will power data-driven research at The Florey, ensuring more people not only survive a stroke but recover well and thrive.
Peter's story
On an ordinary day over a decade ago, Peter, fit and healthy, suddenly lost feeling on his right side. Rushed to hospital, he found a system not yet prepared for stroke. Instead of a specialised unit, he spent the next 24 hours in the Emergency department. This critical delay was followed by months of frustrating, inconsistent therapy, leaving Peter to wonder how different his life might be if he had received the right care, right away.
Joy's story
When 83-year-old Joy woke up feeling giddy, she knew the signs of stroke. Thanks to her quick thinking and a medical system prepared for this exact moment, her life was saved. After a scan revealed a dangerous clot, she was immediately admitted to a specialised Stroke Unit where surgeons performed a life-saving clot retrieval. The entire procedure was completed within three hours of the stroke's onset, and remarkably, Joy was discharged the very next day.
The difference between Peter's long recovery and Joy's remarkable outcome is not a matter of luck - it is years of dedicated research like that at The Florey.
Through research like that of the Australian Stroke Clinical Registry we have helped:
- Revolutionise hospital systems
- Create specialised stroke units
- Improve diagnosis, treatment and support for survivors.
But we still have so much work to do to help the 131 Australians that have a stroke every day.
We urgently need your help to ensure every single patient receives the life-saving care that Joy did, making her story the standard, not the exception.
Your gift today will fund vital research to help people survive, recover well and get back to living their best life.
