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Stacy bought James a shirt for Stroke Awareness Month. I apologize if this offends anyone, but sometimes you just need a little humor to offset all of the bad stuff. They say that laughter is the best medicine, right?

In all seriousness though, stroke is not something to take lightly. If you want to learn more about pediatric stroke, I wrote an article that can be found here.

You can also check out kidshavestrokes.org.

 

James lying in an Stacy's lap with his head supported by the Stacy's hand, wearing a light blue shirt with bold red and black text reading “I HAD A STROKE what’s your excuse?” The scene highlights pediatric stroke awareness, family advocacy, and the use of empowering clothing to share a message of resilience.
James wearing his new stroke shirt

 

Close‑up of a light blue shirt with bold red text reading “I HAD A STROKE” and smaller gray text reading “what’s your excuse?” capturing a strong pediatric‑stroke‑awareness message expressed through clothing.
“I Had a Stroke, What’s Your Excuse?”