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  • Mark Docksey with the family’s dog, Bohdi

    ‘I’m not daft or drunk!’ Wiltshire stroke survivor calls for more public understanding of aphasia

    A stroke survivor from Warminster is calling for more public understanding of the speech and language condition which affects him and more than 350,000 other people in the UK.
    Mark Docksey, 38, says there are often times when people think he is “either daft or drunk” because they make assumptions about his speech.
    He has aphasia, apraxia and dysphasia, as a result of a stroke in November 20

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