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My father had a stroke in february 2014 and he's extremely reluctant to excerise, for this reason my grandmother treats him very harshly and scoldshim?
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Health change: It can be very stressful for both a patient and family have a serious life changing event such as a stroke. It is likely your father is worried he will fall and injure himself - he could also be depressed. Your grandmother should find out the real reason your father does not want to exercise.
Answered 11/5/2014
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