Visiting The Wife Of The Former Chairman Of The Press Council, Ratmini's Task Is To Call For Journalists To Support The Stroke Friendly Movement

The group visited Mrs. Sri Atmakusumah Astraatmadja (ist)

JAKARTA - A disease similar to the death of life or stroke, has a sustainable dependence until the end of life of a patient to his fellow human being. Especially those closest to you.

This fact should be addressed humanely, including by stakeholders. The number of sufferers continues to grow.

The Indonesian Stroke Foundation (Yastraki) calls on the public to always be vigilant. This may prevent, treat and care for stroke sufferers.

"The most prioritized form of concern is a friendly attitude towards stroke sufferers," said Yastroki General Chair Major General (Ret.). Dr. dr. Task, Saturday, January 11.

Ratmono, SpS, MARS, MH, while with his entourage visited Mrs. Sri Atmakusumah Astraatmadja, 82, (wife of the late former Chairman of the First Press Council), at the PWI Cipinang Complex, East Jakarta.

Mrs. Sri 11 years old has a stroke. The beginning was called Dr. Duties and entourage, looking weak. On January 2, 2025, the husband died.

Counting minutes, the appearance changes cheerfully. According to Dr. The task, the joy of a stroke sufferer requires friendliness and can restore the health of the patient.

Efforts To Spread Calls

The visit started a series of commemorations of Yastroki's 36th Anniversary. The peak of the January 17, 2025 event was at the Prodia Tower, Jl. Kramat Raya. The theme of the commemoration, Filling out 2025 with Stroke Friendly.

In addition to praying for improving health, the group also handed over assistance to Mrs. Sri Atmakusumah in the form of wheelchairs. In the same place, another wheelchair unit is for Edy Suherli Suhaimi's mother, a senior journalist, as deputy editor-in-chief of the online mass media VOI (Voice of Indonesia).

The assistance of wheelchairs to family members of the press as Yastroki's commitment also commemorates National Press Day (HPN) on February 9, 2025.

In the future, collaborating with mass media organizers in the form of a series of spreading planned messages to the public about a stroke-friendly Indonesia.

"The number of cases that continue to increase, is very worrying and must be minimized through cooperation, including with journalists, spreading enlightening messages that can empower people to deal with stroke problems," continued Dr. Task.

The Yastroki leader also wants to have an audience with the leadership of the Press Council, the interest of officially participating in commemorating the 2025 HPN.

Visit IPS At Pondok Ungu

The group that afternoon continued their humanitarian visit to people after the stroke (IPS) Mrs. Uun Kurniasih, the Kreshna Foundation community, at Pondok Ungu, Kel. Medan Satria, Bekasi, West Java.

Yastroki's visit was attended by the Yastroki staff, namely the Secretary General dr. Adre Mahesa, SpN, dr. Saptadji, Mrs. Titiek S. From external elements there is Mrs. Rini as a delegation of the Alumnus Community in the 70s of Pancasila University, as well as the Chairman of the Jakarta City Foundation Weltevreden Toto Irianto.

Mrs. Uun, 41 years old, for the past 11 years suffered a stroke after giving birth to a second child. Since then, he has been dismissed as a private company employee. Now with his parents, he is pursuing a shop business in front of his house. The process of pregnancy to childbirth is classified as prone to stroke. This condition should be watched out for.

Data On Stroke Patients

The Ministry of Health noted that the number of stroke sufferers in Indonesia every year adds around 2.9 million people. Costing around Rp3.23 trillion/year. The death rate of patients in Indonesia ranks first compared to other diseases. Death from a world-class stroke is in second place.

The originator of the stroke is in the form of blockages of blood flow to the brain. There are many factors that cause it. Most dominantly because it ignores a healthy lifestyle.

The simplest prevention effort, 5 days in a week at least 30 minutes/day of walking. Most of the sufferers from the community are weak or poor.

The family of Mrs. Sri Atmakusumah, Edy Suherli and Mrs. Uun, expressed his gratitude for caring and wishing him a happy 36th birthday accompanied by the hope that Yastroki would be more concerned about dealing with stroke problems in Indonesia.