In Tramagal, in Abrantes, a harvest takes place that brings together stroke survivors and their caregivers. The event serves as an opportunity for these participants to leave home and socialize outside their usual environment.
Among the participants are stroke survivors and the people who accompany them on a daily basis. The harvest allows them to participate in a common activity and share experiences related to recovery after stroke.
The lack of support is identified as the greatest difficulty during the recovery process. Participants point to the absence of resources and adequate support as one of the main obstacles they face in their daily lives after stroke.
The event in Tramagal thus emerges as a moment of socializing and raising awareness about the difficulties experienced by those living this reality, giving voice to the unmet needs of stroke survivors and their caregivers.
