Brain Health Stroke 101 Do you know the warning signs of stroke? Learn to recognize the signs of a stroke and call 911 immediately if you—or someone with you—exhibits any of these signs. Remember: minutes count when you are having a stroke. When you ... Continue Reading Mental Notes More Than Moodiness? Everyone feels moody or occasionally has “a case of the Mondays,” but when disruptions in thought or behavior cause someone to lose his or her ability to cope with normal functions and routines, they may be ... Continue Reading Aphasia Support Group Assists Local Stroke Survivors and Caregivers Aphasia is a disorder that is characterized by impairment in language abilities. It can impact the way a person is able to communicate, the way language is understood, and/or the ability to read or write. Symptoms can range from very mild ... Continue Reading Bert and Colleen: Stroke Survivors, Volunteers Welcome to the Neuroscience Center of Excellence's first blog. This month, we are sharing the inspiring story of Bert and Colleen in order to initiate a community conversation about healthcare and neuroscience in the Fredericksburg ... Continue Reading Mindy's Sleep Story A good night’s sleep had eluded Mindy for years—until she found answers and relief at the Mary Washington Healthcare Sleep and Wake Disorders Center. Sleepwalking was Mindy’s most dramatic sleep disruption. She would get ... Continue Reading Coping with Cancer Through Mind, Body, Spirit, and Emotions Stress response has become a complicated link of mind, body, spirit and emotions. The responses originally designed to help us survive threats, today can put you at risk for health problems and disease. But it doesn't have to be that ... Continue Reading At MWHC, It Starts with Quality Care Mary Washington Healthcare gathers quality data from independent agencies and public websites to see how we measure up. We find that our hospitals measure up quite well, often achieving performance among the top 10% of hospitals nationally. ... Continue Reading
