Surviving A Stroke

Updated: 2/06 7:28 am

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Birmingham, AL (WIAT) -- More women die of heart disease than all forms of cancer combined, but it is the silent killer.  It isn't as easy to see because many are not aware of the symptoms and ways they can prevent it from impacting their lives.

Wanda Dickens is a stroke survivor from the Birmingham area.  Stroke and heart disease go hand in hand because they share many of the same risk factors.  If you have heart disease you have twice the risk of stroke than those who don't have the disease.  Wanda didn't have heart disease, but she did have some symptoms.  She ignored the symptoms because she thought this would never happen  to her.  Hear her complete story in this interview with Wake Up Alabama's Kalee Dionne.

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Wake Up Alabama is
Stephen Hauck
Morning Anchor

Stephen is originally from San Diego, California but moved to Huntsville, Alabama at age ten where he grew up.
Brooke Smith
Morning Anchor

Brooke is the newest addition to Wake Up Alabama
Kalee Dionne
Morning Meteorologist

Kalee says by age five she knew her passion was weather!
Rick Jackson
Morning Reporter

Rick comes to CBS 42 from the All-American city of Tupelo, Mississippi where he worked for the NBC and Fox affiliates as a general assignment reporter.
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