Something I wondered about this morning, and I don't expect you to know the answer, but you might have some insight. They say that high BP is a precursor to stroke. but what if high BP is often associated with a stroke because it's brought on by a stroke? My grandmother never in her life had high blood pressure, but she had a debilitating stroke. I don't trust the medical system to know the truth of this, nor to tell us if they did, but it's an interesting question (or at least I think it is).

Something got me wondering about this morning, and I don't expect you to know the answer, but you might have some insight. They say that high BP is a precursor to stroke. but what if high BP is often associated with a stroke because it's brought on by a stroke? My grandmother never in her life had high blood pressure, but she had a debilitating stroke. I don't trust the medical system to know the truth of this, nor to tell us if they did, but it's an interesting question (or at least I think it is).

Something this got me wondering about this morning, and I don't expect you to know the answer, but you might have some insight. They say that high BP is a precursor to stroke. but what if high BP is often associated with a stroke because it's brought on by a stroke? My grandmother never in her life had high blood pressure, but she had a debilitating stroke. I don't trust the medical system to know the truth of this, nor to tell us if they did, but it's an interesting question (or at least I think it is).