mayakuzalti

To the Pharma Commercial Lead Who Thinks the Physician Is the Customer

The patient is already the product strategy. Nobody's told the patient that yet.

Jul 20 • mayakuzalti

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Why isn't stroke care doing what mental health and cancer care already figured out?

The economic case for lived experience has already been made - just not here, yet.

Jul 8 • mayakuzalti

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June 2026

The career I didn't plan for

On starting over after stroke - and why I've stopped calling it starting over

Jun 14 • mayakuzalti

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May 2026

Burned out. But not done.

On why burnout might be the push you didn't know you needed.

May 31 • mayakuzalti

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I was given a six-month window. The biology disagreed.

The science of how the brain rewires itself and what that means for stroke recovery.

May 17 • mayakuzalti

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The Boulder Doesn't Stop at Discharge

On Sisyphus, coffee cups, and why mental health is the part of stroke recovery nobody puts in the plan

May 3 • mayakuzalti

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April 2026

The Weird Things Nobody Diagnoses

On fatigue, garbled words, and the vocabulary stroke survivors build for themselves

Apr 19 • mayakuzalti

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You Can't Take a Day Off From Being the Person It Happened To

On strokes, support networks, and the complicated business of being cared for.

Apr 5 • mayakuzalti

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March 2026

Start Here: Why I Write About Stroke Recovery the Way I Do

Stroke recovery, identity, and motherhood - written from the inside

Mar 24 • mayakuzalti

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The Fatigue You Don't See

Post-stroke fatigue is a real disability. It's silent, invisible, and wildly misunderstood. Here's what it actually feels like - from the inside.

Mar 22 • mayakuzalti

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Studying My Way Through Recovery

How a stroke survivor turned to neuroscience to bridge the gap between research and recovery

Mar 8 • mayakuzalti

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February 2026

My Guilt And Me - A Work In Progress

How a Stroke Transformed My Journey Through Motherhood and Guilt

Feb 22 • mayakuzalti

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