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Call for media case studies!
I had a stroke at the age of 18, which took away my ability to walk and talk. It was nothing short of devastating.
I persevered with my physiotherapy and speech and language therapy, to get my life back again.
Thankfully I have. I live independently, have a job, go out with friends, and decided to volunteer for the Stroke Association to help people like me.
Over time, I became aware of the need for greater public awareness of the devastating impact of stroke. So I decided to tell my story to the media and it was an enjoyable experience.
I’ve been in the media a few times now and have gained a sense of satisfaction in doing something to help raise the profile of stroke.
I am now making a plea to you to tell your story to the media to help raise public awareness.
The public needs to know that stroke is a preventable illness and recovery is possible with support. And the media is more likely to write articles about stroke with the voice of lived experience.
So please consider telling us your story. Every experience is an important experience for others to hear. Contact: Angela.Macleod@stroke.org.uk
Thank you!
Jennifer Gall
