Valerie's courage, persistence, and willingness to search for the healing energies within her have shifted her body, mind, and spirit. her story is an inspiration to all.
At age 31, Valerie was a healthy, successful businesswoman until two life-threatening strokes paralyzed the left side of her body and left her unable to speak. Doctors told her that she might never walk or talk again, and most of her hearing was lost. Sheer determination and faith propelled her out of her wheelchair and into a new beginning, learning how to walk and communicate once more.
Now, a worldwide symbol of hope, Valerie is a passionate advocate, multi-published author, and motivational speaker. She is the founder & CEO of Global Stroke Resource, Inc. a U.S.-based 501(c)(3), and Stroke Solutions, LLC providing consulting & coaching services.
She has appeared on CBS, NBC, ABC & FOX raising public awareness of stroke prevention & recovery while inspiring others that nothing is impossible and to NEVER GIVE UP!
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Valerie has worked at the state and congressional level to support legislation that ensures that stroke victims will be properly accessed and transported to an appropriate stroke treatment facility. She was instrumental in helping to pass the Florida Stroke Act that Governor Jeb Bush signed into law on June 17, 2004.
She has received accolades from many venues including television programs, celebrities and dignitaries (such as Dr. Oz, Michael J. Fox, Kirk Douglas, and the Lieutenant Governor of Florida), and health authorities (including the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association, National Stroke Association, and World Health Organization) who applaud her ongoing efforts to heighten awareness of stroke prevention and recovery and, ultimately, bring hope to others.
Among her efforts to raise awareness, Valerie miraculously walked 13.1 miles in the Walt Disney half marathon for the American Stroke Association and became the top fundraiser in the nation for the organization’s 2004 Train to End Stroke program.
Valerie’s work has been showcased in multiple publications, including Recipes for the Heart cookbook issued by the American Heart Association, Stroke Smart by the National Stroke Association, and she was deemed a “Stroke Hero” by the American Stroke Association.
On October 20, 2014, the Mayor of Orlando, Florida recognized Valerie and her organization for being the leader in stroke awareness for the Central Florida region and issued an official proclamation declaring observance of “World Stroke Day” on October 29 in the city of Orlando. Additionally, the Mayor of Orange County, Florida followed suit by declaring the observance.
Once unable to speak, Valerie continues to be saluted as a top motivational speaker.
No matter what shape or form our challenges arrive, we have a choice - to become bitter or better.
Throughout our lives, we are all faced with challenges and adversity. Being able to tap into our inner strength and courage can sustain and propel us to accomplish what may seem impossible.
Allow the power of the human spirit to move you through your challenges so you can climb every mountain with success!
- Stroke is the #1 cause of adult disability in America and the 3rd cause of death.
- Every 45 seconds someone in America has a stroke and every 3 minutes someone dies.
- Stroke effects women 2.5 times more than breast cancer.
We must be informed!
As a two time stroke survivor, I reveal the treatments to my successful recovery and educate on detecting a stroke and ways to preventing having one.
A must for any organization looking to educate, inspire and protect their employees.
As a young sucessful businesswoman, having a massive stroke was not on my list of things to do.
Never in my wildest dreams could I have imagined that I would go from laying in a hospital bed, paralyzed; with no voice - to becoming a worldwide symbol of hope, national spokesperson and two time author.
See adversity as an opportunity.
YOU CAN HEAL AND RECLAIM YOUR LIFE AFTER A STROKE—LET THIS BOOK GUIDE YOU TO RECOVERY AND PREVENTION OF FUTURE STROKES.
Stroke recovery doesn’t have to mean endless frustration and fear of another attack. In Stroke Solutions: Keys to Recovery & Prevention, Valerie L. Greene, a stroke survivor who was once told she’d never walk or talk again, shares the strategies that helped her defy the odds and recover her strength, mobility, and independence. With a mix of personal experience, cutting-edge therapies, and holistic solutions, this book offers a comprehensive, practical roadmap to help you heal and thrive after a stroke.
In this book, you will discover:
Imagine... waking up each morning feeling stronger, clearer, and more in control of your health. Picture yourself walking, enjoying more energy, and no longer living in fear of another stroke. With Valerie’s proven formula, you’ll gain the tools and confidence to reclaim your life and take control of your recovery.
The benefits of following the plan in this book include:
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The wake-up call everyone needs for stroke prevention, treatment, and recovery"A true story of triumph over tragedy, this book is a must-have guide for anyone affected by stroke." —William S. Maxfield
"Valerie Greene's courage, persistence, and willingness to search for the healing energies within her have shifted her body, mind, and spirit. Her story is an inspiration to all." —Donna Eden
What are the risk factors and warning signs of stroke? How would you know if you were having a stroke, and what should you do? Which hospital in your area has a stroke treatment center? How can you best care for a family member who has suffered a stroke? If you don’t know the answers to these questions, you should—and, after reading Conquering Stroke, you will. You will also be inspired by Valerie Greene’s powerful personal story of devastating loss and astounding recovery as well as her drive to educate others about America’s third-leading cause of death and the leading cause of adult disability.