Stroke
When a hospital volunteer recognized the signs of stroke, it saved his sister-in-law’s life
It took less than 7 minutes for doctors to remove the deadly blood clot from her brain
Susan Miller
Staff Writer
Published July 4, 2024
Kathi Heslin, center, sits with her brother-in-law Bob Young, left, and her husband Richard Heslin, right.
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