Showing posts with label apraxia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label apraxia. Show all posts

Friday, 17 May 2019

Stroke Awareness Month: Learning to speak and walk again



As part of Stroke Awareness Month throughout May, we’re telling the story of Nigel.
Nigel was 61 when he suffered a major stroke which left him unable to walk or talk in December 2018.  He spent three and half months in hospital recovering from the stroke and at the same time was diagnosed with a defective heart valve and had heart surgery.

Friday, 18 May 2018

Stroke Awareness Month: Living life after stroke at 33




As part of Stroke Awareness Month throughout May, we're sharing the story of Lance.  Lance was just 33 when he suffered a major stroke whilst his wife was in labour with their first child. It left him with 'apraxia', a condition which causes difficulty in performing motor tasks, such as shaving or writing.