[Libre-soc-dev] Why Strokes Are More Common in the Morning

[lkcl]

i've just had another Ischemic Stroke.
i am unable to speak, again.
i can manage single-sounds (not even full words).
my 79 year old autistic host did not check.
he assumed i was fine.
he has walked out and left me unattended.
i had very severe left temple headaches yesterday,
with the usual severe pain going down the neck,
felt so sick to my stomach i was throwing up in pain,
and diaorrhea at night.

https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2026/09/28/morning-stroke-risk-warning-signs-prevention.aspx

On Monday, September 28, 2026, Walter Johnston <
williampatonmalcolm at gmail.com> wrote:

> https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2026/
> 09/28/morning-stroke-risk-warning-signs-prevention.aspx?
> uid=565496646&sd=20200713&utm_source=dnl&utm_medium=email&
> utm_content=art1ReadMore&utm_campaign=20260928Z2&foDate=
> false&rid=650321999&mid=DM1949293
>
> Dear Luke,
> I hope this helps.
> You are the expert.
> But from what you say, most of the episodes seem to be attacks of acute
> inflammation, possibly brought on by extreme stress.
> Might help and be reason to be a late riser.
> Or at least to avoid possible morning stress.
> Your description of the first episode suggests that was a bleed.
> You have been through a tertible time, all the worse being vulnerable to
> autism.
> Bless
> .
>
>
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