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Roland Glazener, 77, was planting Easter lilies Saturday when the normally dedicated gardener began to feel a little weak. But it passed after he came inside and had lunch, he said.
"I didn't think anything about it," he said. But the next morning, after he came out of the bathroom to get ready for church, "I just went down," Mr. Glazener, of Jackson, S.C., said Monday from the Stroke Unit at University Hospital.See the full content of this document
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Minor Strokes Usually Precede Major Attacks
What seemed to have happened to Mr. Glazener is an all-too- common pattern of what might have been a smaller stroke followed within hours or d...
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