Abdullah's Recovery: Stroke Rehabilitation and NeuralCIM® in Cuba
After an ischemic stroke left Abdullah with weakness on his right side, his family brought him to Cuba. The comprehensive rehabilitation program, including NeuralCIM® evaluation, helped him regain mobility.
"When we arrived, my father could not walk or hold a cup. By the time we left, he was walking with a cane and feeding himself. We are forever grateful."
— Abdullah M., Iraq
The Stroke
Abdullah, a 62-year-old from Baghdad, suffered an ischemic stroke that left him with right-side hemiparesis (weakness) and mild aphasia (difficulty speaking). After initial treatment in Iraq, his family sought comprehensive rehabilitation to maximize his recovery.
Choosing Cuba
Abdullah's son researched rehabilitation centers and was drawn to La Pradera's comprehensive program, which included NeuralCIM® neuroprotective therapy evaluation alongside traditional rehabilitation. The family submitted medical records and brain imaging for review.
The Rehabilitation Program
Abdullah's 35-day program was intensive and individualized. It included daily physical therapy for motor recovery, occupational therapy for daily living skills, speech therapy for his aphasia, and NeuralCIM® neuroprotective therapy evaluation. The multidisciplinary team adjusted the program based on his weekly progress.
Steady Progress
In the first week, Abdullah focused on basic mobility — sitting balance and standing transfers. By week two, he began gait training with assistance. His speech improved with daily therapy sessions. The family noticed steady, encouraging progress throughout the stay.
Returning Home
Abdullah returned to Baghdad walking with a cane and able to perform most daily activities independently. His discharge summary included a home exercise program and recommendations for continued outpatient therapy, which his family coordinated with a local rehabilitation center.
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