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    Portsmouth stroke survivor urges people to make 'one small change' to reduce their risk of stroke

    A Portsmouth man who fought back from the brink of death after a severe stroke is backing the Stroke Association’s plea for people to make one small change to reduce their own risk of having a stroke.
    Roger Sherliker’s family were told it was “95% certain” that he would die after his stroke in January 2017.
    He survived but the stroke damaged the part of his brain which controls communication

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