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Over 60? Do THIS FAST to Survive a Stroke Alone | Senior Health Tips
Time = Brain. This video teaches a 7-step, science-backed plan so older adults living alone can recognize and respond to stroke at home, following American Heart/Stroke Association guidance.

You’ll learn:
• How to use FAST / BE-FAST to spot a stroke in ~20 seconds
• 4–6 breathing to stay calm and stabilize blood pressure
• Voice commands/SOS to call 911 even with weak speech or hands
• Unlock doors, turn on lights, clear pathways so EMS finds you fast
• Safe position (side-lying, slight head elevation) & no food/water/pills
• How to record symptom start time (Last Known Well) for clot-busting eligibility
• Emergency tech setup: Medical ID, SOS, fall detection, smart speakers

⏰ Timestamps:
00:00 Why every minute matters
02:24 Step 1: FAST/BE-FAST — spot it in 20 seconds
05:43 Step 2: Calm with 4–6 breathing
08:05 Step 3: Call 911/SOS & voice shortcuts
10:54 Step 4: Prep the home (unlock, lights, access)
13:05 Step 5: Safe positioning & avoid eating/drinking/meds
15:28 Step 6: Record time & symptoms
18:07 Step 7: Use tech now & hand off to EMS
19: 59 Emergency checklist + CTA

Do this now:
✅ Save to your Emergency Playlist
✅ Share with one person 60+ who lives alone
✅ Comment “READY” (Medical ID/SOS set) or “HELP” (need setup steps)

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📚 Sources:
American Stroke Association — F.A.S.T.: Time to Call 911; ischemic strokes ≈87%.
CDC — Stroke Facts (~795,000 U.S. strokes/year; “every 40 seconds”); ≈87% ischemic.
NIH/NHLBI — Stroke types overview (≈87% ischemic).
Saver JL, Stroke (2006) — Time Is Brain—Quantified (~1.9M neurons/min).
American Heart Association — 2024 Heart Disease & Stroke Statistics: At-a-Glance.
Recognition (FAST / BE-FAST)
Duke Health — BE-FAST public explainer.
Cleveland Clinic — BE-FAST signs (2025).
Journal of the American Heart Association (2024) — BE-FAST retention pilot.
AHA/ASA Guidelines — Early management; IV alteplase window up to 4.5 hours.
First aid & positioning
Mayo Clinic — Stroke: First Aid (call 911, use FAST, note onset).
American Red Cross — Recovery (side-lying) position for airway protection.
Stroke (AHA) — Head positioning in acute stroke (review).
2024 review — Head elevation lowers intracranial pressure without reducing oxygenation.
Norton Healthcare — Dispatcher advice: unlock the door if possible.
Local EMS guidance — Turn on porch lights, unlock doors, secure pets.
Apple Support — Set up Medical ID & Emergency SOS (incl. satellite).
Apple Support — Step-by-step Medical ID setup.
Google/Android Support — Emergency SOS & location sharing.
Samsung Support — Emergency SOS on Galaxy devices.

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