Katina Rankin shares what life after a stroke really looks like when the hardest parts cannot be seen, and why her purpose remains stronger than ever.
Mississippi author Katina Rankin transforms the anniversary of her stroke into the launch of Moo and Two, a heartwarming children’s book that teaches empathy, inclusion and the beauty in disability.
A deeply personal story about life after stroke and heart surgery, revealing the hidden emotional and physical toll of invisible disability and the importance of understanding, compassion, and awareness.
Katina Rankin shares her personal stroke survival story during Stroke Awareness Month, urging others to recognize symptoms, seek help quickly and listen to their bodies.
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