“Research” What You Say: I Did Not Suffer a Stroke, I Survived One

Stroke survivor Eva Froehle reflects on the use of language in study recruitment material as she shares thoughtful insights from a research participant perspective.
Eva Froehle is currently an undergraduate student at Bemidji State University where she is studying Elementary Education with a Pre-Primary Endorsement to work with children during early childhood. In pursuit of this degree, she has been actively funded through scholarships from the Children’s Hemiparesis and Stroke Association. She was a former participant in Dr. Gillick’s non-invasive brain stimulation studies in children with stroke. She strives, through the many experiences she has endured living with congenital hemiparesis, to be active in participation in life.
Stroke survivor Eva Froehle reflects on the use of language in study recruitment material as she shares thoughtful insights from a research participant perspective.