Stroke success rate?

My Grandma was admitted to hospital 2 weeks ago after a stroke she has paralis on her right side and her speech is poor, she was admitted within an hour of having the stroke what are the changes are her making a full recovery, she had the clot not the bleed stroke???

My Grandma is 82 and never been in hospital before

never have a full recovery, maybe partial recovery of some of the effected things. she might get some of her speech back, but not fully, she will have some memory loss, and find it hard to remember things or words. and she will be more perceptible to having another stroke.

my mum had 3 mini strokes, but she was in her 40's and regain some of the normal function, all that is effected is some memory and thinking of words.

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i think 82 is quite old for someone to make a full recovery, it's going to be real hard for her. my mum got most of her normal functions back most of it during the first 48 hours then slowly more after that. your granmother might not even recover at all, if she dose it's going to be real slowly because of her age.

hope the very best could happen and she dose make a recovery.;)

when things happen to your loved ones it kind of nockes you out of this false sence of security and kind of makes it all insignificant, you kinda see life for what it is for a few days.

Early admittance , and age seem to be a major factor in a good recovery , state of mind also plays a role , the patient has to be willing to under take months of phiso and speech therapy ,if necessary , wishing her a full recovery ,

Very sorry to hear that.
If it happened two weeks ago, there may be a possibility she will be ok, my gran died after a week. She was 70, but ended up in a coma.
I hope your gran recovers well, all the best.
xoxox