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Research has shown that swimming is a great way to help recover following a stroke.  

That's why Christopher Ewing and The Stroke Channel.TV are proud to team up with 

the Rose Bowl Aquatics Center in Pasadena, CA 

to host the 

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If you are a stroke survivor, join us each week!  

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- Each session is conducted by a licensed therapist with a background in stroke rehabilitation.

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- The pool temperature is 91 degrees, so it is always warm!

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- Single changing rooms, with private individual showers, for personal privacy!

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- Class sizes are limited to accommodate social distancing!

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Best of all, it's FREE! 

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Christopher's non-profit organization, Hang On To The Dream Foundation, is proud to sponsor the 

"Life After Stroke Aqua Therapy" sessions, 

making the swimming therapy sessions FREE for all stroke survivors!

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To help you continue to recover from your stroke, take advantage of this awesome opportunity!  

 

All levels of swimming abilities welcome!

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IMPORTANT UPDATE: 

Due to the new COVID-19 mandate in the state of California

and the Los Angeles area, the "Life After Stroke" Aqua Therapy program

is postponed until further notice.

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For more information and to pre-register, just complete the form below!   

Pre-Registration Form
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Terms Of Use

By filling out this form and clicking on the submit button below, you are expressing your interest in taking part in the Life After Stroke Swim Therapy Sessions.  You understand that you are advised to consult with your doctor or health care professional regarding your interest in taking part in this opportunity before participating. 

Hang On To The Dream Foundation and its officers and partners are not responsible for any injury or death that may occur through your participation in these swim therapy sessions. 

Participants take part in this opportunity at their own risk. 

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