From the editor of Stroke News - Summer 2009: "It never ceases to amaze me how some people can face all sorts of difficulties after a stroke, both psychological and physical, and yet go on to achieve the most amazing things. This issue features several amazing stroke survivors. Larry Cotton is 78 and is still diving after his stroke even though he can't move one side, and he's just been to the Red Sea on a diving trip. And why not read about the stroke survivors who have found that singing can help to improve their communication difficulties on page 16. Whatever you do, keeping up with your hobbies is a good start"Monday, June 15, 2009
Stroke News - Summer 2009 (UK)
From the editor of Stroke News - Summer 2009: "It never ceases to amaze me how some people can face all sorts of difficulties after a stroke, both psychological and physical, and yet go on to achieve the most amazing things. This issue features several amazing stroke survivors. Larry Cotton is 78 and is still diving after his stroke even though he can't move one side, and he's just been to the Red Sea on a diving trip. And why not read about the stroke survivors who have found that singing can help to improve their communication difficulties on page 16. Whatever you do, keeping up with your hobbies is a good start"
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