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It’s official: Trying hard helps brains recover!

It’s official: Trying hard helps brains recover!

by Kate Allatt | 11 June 2017 | Uncategorised

I failed to notice that the train, I was on was actually sat on, was already at my destination train station, Cheltenham Spa. Truthfully, I was rather too immersed in my new One Love Manchester playlist on Spotify. So I was forced to quickly – stroke survivors...
35 tips for recovery after recent Locked In Syndrome (LIS) diagnosis – unconscious or minimally conscious or conscious in hospital

35 tips for recovery after recent Locked In Syndrome (LIS) diagnosis – unconscious or minimally conscious or conscious in hospital

by Kate Allatt | 12 April 2017 | Uncategorised

I, nor the doctors, have a crystal ball. Who knows where you’ll be in 6-12 months?  Progress may be quick and substantial or it may be slow and the rate of improvement not ‘significant.’  Note the word ‘plateau’ does NOT relate to improvement potential but is a health...
You’ve been Trumped! Patients actually fund the NHS!

You’ve been Trumped! Patients actually fund the NHS!

by Kate Allatt | 13 November 2016 | Uncategorised

Volunteering is good for us, so says one the 6 priorities written in the NHS 5 Year Forward View. (That along with person-centred care, partnership services, focus on equality and lowering inequality, carer support involvement & voluntary/social enterprise and...

Practical ways to improve patient relationships in GP surgeries

by Kate Allatt | 9 October 2016 | Uncategorised

Movement patterns are not important, it’s all about FUNCTION!

by Kate Allatt | 27 September 2016 | Uncategorised

Prior to 2010, I was a marketing professional and extremely fit, fell running mother of three. Then my life changed catastrophically. I suffered a right vertebral artery dissection, occlusion and infarction of my pons at 39. When I woke up from my medically induced...
Part 2: Don’t lower my expectations – Locked in syndrome improvement

Part 2: Don’t lower my expectations – Locked in syndrome improvement

by Kate Allatt | 27 September 2016 | Uncategorised

Please don’t be premature with your improvement expectations of patients presenting with locked in syndrome. As explained in Part 1 of my story, it was like waking up inside my own coffin. I could feel, think, hear and see normally, but can move absolutely...
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    About Kate Allatt

    Kate suffered a huge brainstem stroke with locked in syndrome at the age of 39.

    Following her remarkable fight back to a normal life, she is now an internationally published author and inspirational speaker.

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