World Health Day is here and that's a good opportunity to stop and take action for your personal health. Now one Hoosier is sharing her important message on taking your health seriously, after she suffered a stroke at just twelve years old.
INDIANAPOLIS — In recognition of World Health Day on April 7, a Hoosier woman is sharing her story of perseverance in her own health.During the stroke she was in a coma, had gangrene, and doctors had to remove one-fourth of her skull.She’s gone through therapy and has persevered to where she’s at now.“Things do happen in your life, but I don’t want people to walk away, if something was to happen, to walk away thinking that’s the end of your life,” said Bilal.
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