How long can a mother take off from work after having a baby?

According to the Federal Medical Leave Act (FMLA) mothers are allowed 6 weeks (unpaid) time off for vaginal delivers and 8 weeks (unpaid) time off for caesarian deliveries if they meet the Federal Medical Leave Act requirements.

What to do in the first 3 months after a stroke?

Researchers conclude that the efficacy and intensity of inpatient therapy isone of the reasons stroke patients may recover y more during the first 3 months. If you or your loved one can actively participate in inpatient therapy, do your best to request the option. It will send a message that you want to take charge of your healing process.

How long does it take for a stroke survivor to walk?

Some might have fully recovered function while others are still pursuing rehabilitation. One comforting statistic is that, of the stroke survivors that could not walk without assistance at the 6 month mark, 74% should be able to walk by the 2 year mark.

Can a breastroke be a cyclical stroke?

Breastroke currently is a cyclical stroke that must have an arm stroke before the kick. Tell that to Kevin Cordes. He goes close to 15 meters off every wall. Hard to imagine he could do that with just one fly kick With the correct timing and one fly kick i have swimmers between 9-11 covering 12-13mtrs off the walls at start and 8-10 at turns.

Where did my mother go after having a stroke?

Also, in Mum’s attempts to respond to Dad’s questions, all she’d managed was a slight puckering of the lips – no words had sounded – clear indications of a stroke, apparently. When the local A&E department couldn’t help, my mother was transferred to the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery in London.

What was the prognosis for my mother’s stroke?

The one word I did understand, however, was “devastating”. It kept being repeated. My mother had had a devastating bleed from a ruptured artery deep within her brain, too deep to operate. The bleed was so devastating that the likelihood of severe brain damage was high. The prognosis was bad.

When to take your loved one to the ER after a stroke?

Falls after stroke are common. If a fall is serious and results in severe pain, bruising or bleeding, take your loved one to the emergency room. If your loved one has minor falls more than two times within six months, see your physician or physical therapist for treatment.