Rebuilding Lives: 'Anything is possible' - Alisha's story

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“Losing my speech is like being in a bubble. You feel trapped in yourself.”
Alisha had a stroke in 2016, aged 26. She was a primary school teacher at the time: “The last thing I remember was texting, but I didn’t really know what I was typing. My mind wasn’t coming together.”
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Stroke Association. Rebuilding lives after stroke.
www.stroke.org.uk

[@novocastrian9061]

Alisha's luminosity and resilience, in these dark times, should stand as an inspiration to all of us. I hope she attains all that she wishes.

[@davechandradasa6130]

Great insight into stroke recovery, keep it up

[@streamify1]

I’m glad she’s getting better hopefully she makes a full recovery

[@everyoneelse5761]

Glad she's getting better. She's very strong for carrying on and trying as best as she can to continue her passion!

[@janicealexander]

Alisha is inspirational. It’s now at least 4 years since the programme was made. Would it be possible to make an update to show where she’s at in life now?

[@kinetikmums7258]

What an inspirational lady. Wishing you the very best for your continued recovery journey x

[@faisalahmad3309]

Thanks. RESPECT

[@thehrshow2056]

Amazing story, and an inspirational young woman

[@robertthornton9850]

Very good video. I am glad that my small financial contribution helped.

[@RoboNuggie]

Great work so far..... Do you plan to show that little 7 year olds story (if you can that is)?.... his contribution is so heartening...

[@surya..5123]

Hi madam, I am software engineer by profession, February 19th stroke 2021, speech therapy no working, right ✋ hand and leg, father away passed, Mom away passed, speech therapy Pls Pls

[@Aqeelahmad3232]

brain stroke is not able to read or write