The detrimental effects of stroke may cause disabilities, impairments, and even be paralyzed. Rehabilitation or therapy is one of the many services that is essential for stroke survivors to start as soon as possible to further prevent any complications, this will help in relearning the skills that were lost after the severity of the stroke. This study explores the resiliency and the coping strategies that Ischemic stroke survivors used during therapy. A descriptive phenomenological approach was used in understanding and emphasizing the experiences of the participants. The data collection process was conducted through a semi-structured one-on-one interview with a total of five (5) participants. The narratives of the study were analyzed through the utilization of Braun and Clarke's thematic analysis. The results revealed four (4) major themes: (L) Life-altering Experiences: The Aftermath of Ischemic Stroke Among Its Survivors, (2) A Rough Chapter: Challenging Encounters Met During Therapy. (3) Hanging Loose: Handling Stress and Coping Strategies Used During Therapy, (4) Bright Outlook: Hope and Resilieney Amidst Challenging Times. A further explanation of other factors or contributors of the stress and challenges that the Ischemic stroke survivors faced in terms of financial or work-related aspects as it was mentioned by the respondents of the study were not fully explored and included in the study.