Stroke Survivor
The Part People Cannot See
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.
Moo and Two: A Story About Love That Outran a Stroke
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.
Stroke Awareness Month: Sarah’s Story
Stroke survivors say early symptoms are often mistaken for stress or exhaustion.
Doctors urge people to learn the FAST warning signs.
Sometimes, We Really Do Have to Encourage Ourselves: Mourning Season Is Over
This article is part of an ongoing Stroke & Patient Advocacy series documenting Katina Rankin’s personal experience navigating Mississippi’s healthcare system. by K. Monroe Carter/Permission Granted by Katina Rankin It’s warm — unexpectedly warm. Yesterday, I spent most of the day in bed. Healing will do that to you. Today, though, I made it outside….