First Signs
First Signs by Jack A.S. Dunce There may be pain or none at all Though some or all these might befall: It's hard to walk or even stand, Like on a boat and not on land; It seems that things have hazy bands -- A photo shot with shaky hands; It can surprise and make one frown: A face that sags like a sad clown; An arm so numb, it's not around, Like London bridge, it's falling down; A speech that's garbled by a fan Or by a drunk but sober man. If any of these signs are clear, Be fast, it's time that we must fear. Be fast, it's time to act; The brain under attack -- Stroke. ©️pgmr 12/05/2024 I hope this help raise awareness about Stroke and the acronym BE FAST. It can save lives: it saved mine twice.
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