Returning to work is a big step following brain injury. It's up to you how much you share but good communication with employers and colleagues may make the process easier. Find our more about returning to work here: https://t.co/Le52QELxEk
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My name is Zoe. I have been coming to Headway for nearly 5 years. The reason I started attending Headway is because in October 2007 I had a brain aneurysm… Read more...
Marco Gambi was the production manager of a catering company working long hours, managing a dozen chefs and sending out thousands of food orders to numerous destinations every day. Read more...
I’d rather face live bullets again than go through another stroke
Former paratrooper Josh King tells MARION SAUVEBOIS about his dice with death at the hands of the IRA in the 1980s, his fightback to good… Read more...
All I could do was cry, I’d lost who I was, says Elaine after suffering a stroke
FOUR years after suffering a severe stroke, which left her partially paralysed, 66-year-old Elaine Philpot from Ferndale tells Marion Sauvebois how she learned to stand,… Read more...
MARION SAUVEBOIS meets a 35-year-old who survived heart surgery only to suffer a stroke RUTH Hillier lives each day with the knowledge that her heart… Read more...
