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  • Supported: Fiona has been helped by the Stroke Association

    Gloucestershire woman who had life-changing stroke at just 41 backs awareness campaign

    A Gloucestershire woman whose life changed in an instant when she had a devastating stroke aged 41 is backing a campaign to raise public awareness that strokes don’t just happen to older people.
    Fiona Cooke’s stroke left her with aphasia, a speech and language condition which makes communication difficult, emotional and memory problems, and fatigue. Her marriage ended, she could no longer cope

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