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Even the young can fall victim to strokes

海角社区app Staff | 海角社区app_website@wtop.com

January 22, 2013, 3:36 PM

Dr. Randall Wagner, chief medical officer at Washington Adventist Hospital in Takoma Park, Md., shows Jamie Forzato the first brain scans taken of her stroke. (海角社区app/Paula Wolfson)
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海角社区app Reporter Jamie Forzato walks through the entrance to the emergency room at Washington Adventist Hospital where she was treated for a stroke on the eve of her 19th birthday. (海角社区app/Paula Wolfson)
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A bulletin board in the emergency room contains information about strokes. (海角社区app/Paula Wolfson)
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Jamie Forzato makes a return visit to the emergency room, remembering the day that changed her life. (海角社区app/Paula Wolfson)
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Dr. Randall Wagner, chief medical officer at Washington Adventist Hospital, shows Jamie Forzato the first brain scans taken of her stroke. (海角社区app/Paula Wolfson)
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