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Patsy Robertson speaks about the dangers of strokes



2019-03-29 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
Patsy Robertson shared her personal experience with a stroke, what she did wrong and what she advises people to do differently. She ignored numbness and falls and waited overnight to go to the hospital. She feels very thankful to be alive and have minimal problems.

The Adair County Extension Homemakers, led by President Sharon Harris, partnered with TJ Health Columbia to bring awareness about the dangers of a stroke, how to spot them and how to prevent them, at an event at the Adair County Extension Office on Thursday.


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