「中風」非老人專利!SAVE YOUR LIFE

認識中風徵兆,自救助人有一套Don't be one of the 5.5 millionpeople who will die from a stroke this year


 

五十八歲的查爾斯穿越

草坪時腳步稍為踉蹌了一下,那時他正在戶外野餐。

查爾斯不認為有什麼大不了,但娜塔莉覺得茲事體大。

身為護士,她問查爾斯是否有高血壓。

查爾斯不清楚,之後更忘了此事。

那天晚上查爾斯中風了。

由於他太太打了一一九,火速將查爾斯送到醫院,所以保住了一命。

他腦中有高血壓相關問題而導致的出血。

在幾個月物理治療及血壓藥物治療之後,他回到了工作崗位。

如果沒有迅速的行動,這個的故事或許就會以不同的方式結束。

雖然我們可能會認為中風是老年人的疾病,但事實卻未必如此。

三十歲的布魯克在幫寶寶換尿布時,左手臂出現疼痛感。

她以為是因為抱起寶寶的緣故。

另外,她還有劇烈頭痛的狀況。

她母親來訪時剛好注意到布魯克講話含糊不清,而且臉部似乎有低垂的現象,因此馬上打了一一九。

在醫院,醫生從布魯克的頸部取出一個血塊,而那就是導致她中風的原因。

rush to the hospital

 

Charles, aged 58, was at a picnic when he stumbled a little while walking across the lawn. He didn't think much of it, but Natalie did. A nurse, she asked Charles if he had high blood pressure. Charles didn't know and forgot about it. That night he had a stroke. Because his wife dialed 911, and he was rushed to the hospital, his life was saved. He had bleeding in his brain related to high blood pressure.

After several months of physical therapy and blood pressure medication, he returned to his job. Without quick action, this story may have ended differently.

 While we may think of stroke as an old person's disease, that is not necessarily the case. Thirty-year-old Brooke felt pain in her left arm while changing her baby's diaper. She thought it was from lifting her baby. She also was experiencing intense headaches. Her mom, who was visiting, noticed Brooke was mumbling, and her face seemed to be hanging down, so she called 911 immediately. At the hospital, the doctors removed a blood clot from her neck, the cause of her stroke.


 

stumble (v.)絆倒;跌跌撞撞地走

David stumbled on the sidewalk and fell and hit his head.

Riley stumbled when she was carrying the dinner dishes out to the kitchen but managed not to break any of them. 還好沒有摔破

stumble upon 偶然發現

When he was in the library, Wesley stumbled upon an old book that helped him in his research about how fish oil affects the brain. 魚油如何影響大腦

related to (ph v.)相關;有關

Grace’s inability to form a proper sentence is related to the blow on her head when she fell out of the tree.

related to (ph v.)理解;相處融洽的 

Since he had been a student in the school for only three months himself, Rowan related to the new kid in the class and became friends with him. 

 Because Jude had lived on a farm and grown up in the country, he found it hard to relate to city kids.  在鄉下長大,很難跟都市的小孩相處

to prevent 

Friends, even before you read our lesson or went through the first reading, did you think that maybe our lesson was going to be about a way to prevent something bad from happening in your life?

 

stroke 中風

 

to not think too much of +(n.)

means you’re not really giving it a lot of thought

So this is an example that is just saying even if you feel bad or you thought that it was really important what that person said, or you were hurt by what that person said, you shouldn't think too much about it. 

 

at that time

 

to brush it off

point of no return 無法回頭的臨界點

Tom reached the point of no return after signing the record deal. 接下唱片合約後就無法回頭,必須履行合約



 

medication (n.)藥物

What kind of medication is Jerry taking for the infection in his foot?

Aurora was prescribed some medication that really helped her with her headaches.

medicate (v.)用藥物治療

The doctor medicated the puppy before operated on its broken leg. 

mumble (v.)喃喃自語;說話含糊

The teacher told  Liam to stop mumbling and speak up so the class could hear his answer.

When Darcy’s mom made her apologize to Ethan for locking him out of the house, Darcy mumbled sorry and walked out of the room.

 

to return to life as normal 

(n.)+may / could have ended differently 

sobering thought

Now a sobering thought is a thought that makes you think about the seriousness of life or the serious things that really could happen.

headache / migraine

Headaches are usually ... they last a lot shorter than migraines, and the symptoms are also a little bit different.

migraine 偏頭痛

ICE= in case of emergency 

In your contacts, if you have someone who is your emergency contact, right in front of their name if you have the letters ICE, then if something happens to you, and people are looking through your phone to see who they can contact, they can quickly find that person because it's listed as "in case of emergency.

 

 

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