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Webcast Transcript
Most places have either local stroke chapters -- For example, where I live, there's a Southern California Stroke Association -- or hospitals or rehabilitation facilities often have their own support groups.
RICHARD ZOROWITZ, MD: Another place that they might
want to look is an organization called Well Spouse, which is based here in
New York that may actually have some chapters nationwide for caregivers to
become a part of.
DAVID R. MARKS, MD: Thank you both
for being here. A very underappreciated problem, I
think. It's good to get the word out. Thank
you for joining our webcast. I'm Dr. David
Marks. We hope we provided you with some very helpful
information. Good-bye.
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