Twenty years ago, a stroke patient was still recovering at the rehabilitation service for several months before returning home. Now is not the case anymore. The shelters often last for a few weeks. The main criterion that follows the patient to return home is the ability to transfer it to a wheelchair. Since then the weight is now all on your shoulders, whereas before there were people who took care of his care and his food.
you typically addressed at this point sadly one of two scenarios, of which no one can communicate the life:
First scenario: Your family has recovered enough to return home (often with a lot of day care) and can continue with the therapy, going from home to hospital, sometimes with the same service that has already taken up.
Second scenario: the recovery is limited, and your family often calls for a full-time. The therapy costs and maximizing the services can not always provide.
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