About PSN
 

Welcome to PSN! The goal of this site is to bring together friends and families of infant or childhood stroke survivors from around the world. Because childhood stroke is relatively uncommon, but steadily on the rise, finding other parents to connect with can often be difficult. Especially when you are looking to find parents dealing with the same type of stroke or after effects and disabilities. Finding parents who have children that have experienced the same life long effects can also be frustrating.   
 

When you join the PSN support group you are being added to our on-line mailing list. The list is the way that all of the parents and family members at PSN communicate. It is a wonderful and caring place to be able to share your feelings as a parent or family member, as well as discuss treatments, medical conditions, regular day-to-day trials and successes, doctor appointments, family, etc. To join PSN, you can fill out the join form on our Join PSN page.
 

PSN is dedicated to helping parents and families cope and move forward in their lives. PSN is also the first support group for infant, pediatric and childhood stroke registered with the American Heart Association.  I must stress that parent and family involvement is the key. If you would like to volunteer to help with these goals, check out our Volunteer Page.  If you don't see something on PSN and feel it could be valuable to other parents, please e-mail me and let me know!  I would be more than willing to do the research and add it!  I hope that you find what you are looking for at PSN, and if it's not here, let us know so we can make it happen! We CAN make a difference!

Please join us for support, information and fun!

Thank you,
Heather T.
President - Pediatric Stroke Network
Heather@pediatricstrokenetwork.com
 

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