Stories | Fast Heroes

FRANK

THE FACE

Frank’s superpower is his face. If he’s not making Timmy laugh by pulling funny faces, he’s using it to disguise himself while fighting crime. But when the evil Clot strikes, Franc loses his superpowers and the ability to control his face, with one side drooping downwards.

ARMAN

THE ARMS

Some Heroes are so strong that they can lift an entire car using only one arm. But when the evil Clot strikes, even the strongest Heroes become weak. Like how Arman suddenly loses power in one of his arms.

SOPHIA

THE SINGER

Sophia has the voice of an angel. It’s her superpower. No one can tell a bedtime story like Grandma Sophia. But when the evil Clot strikes, her words could suddenly become slurred or make no sense at all.

TIMMY

ON TIME

Timmy’s superpower is his lightning speed.
He can cross hundreds of miles in no time, which makes him the perfect Hero to fight the evil Clot.
Timmy has learned all the stroke symptoms caused by the evil clot and is brave enough to call the ambulance on 999 with lightning speed.

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Department of Education and Social Policy, University of Macedonia, 156 Egnatia Str., P.C.54636, Thessaloniki, Greece, Tel: +30 2310 891630, E-mail: For queries please write to hproios@uom.gr

This campaign was developed by the Department of Education and Social Policy of the University of Macedonia and has been made possible by the support from the Angels Initiative. The Angels Initiative is a Healthcare improvement project aimed at improving stroke care across the world. This is achieved by helping set up new Stroke Ready Hospitals and improving the quality of care in existing Stroke hospitals. The eventual goal is that all stroke patients have access to the same level of care irrespective of where they are in the world. The Angels Initiative is an initiative by Boehringer Ingelheim and is endorsed by the World Stroke Organisation (WSO), The European Stroke Organisation (ESO) and has as partners supporting the initiative the Stroke Alliance For Europe (SAFE) and Medtronic. For more information visit the website at www.angels-initiative.com

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