Proud of u!
Fantastic time at the #RCSLTawards yesterday at Canary Wharf. Thank you for my award and thank you @TheStrokeAssoc for all your support
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To watch When The Words Away Went📽️and to find out how we can support you if you are living with aphasia💬 visit: bit.ly/3PmLAc8
A huge well done @Strokestevesway im so proud of you!!! And congratulations to julie and tom also x
Today's amazing Giving Voice Award winners for 2023 🏅include the @TheStrokeAssoc for their powerful campaign #WhenTheWordsAwayWent & a group of SLTs who did vital work looking at #longcovid Well done all! 👊@rcslt @SteveJamieson12 #RCSLTAwards #SLpeeps
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I used to love my boxing if you have watched #whenthewordsawaywent u would of seen my pre stroke boxing. I was buzzing after this yesterday on my upper limb rehabilitation programme 💪🏻🥊 life’s been fantastic since the documentary my confidence has grown thank you @TheStrokeAssoc
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Today me @VickyCoe86 the kids and family went to @ColchesterZoo and had a fantastic time I found all the right names for the animals #aphasia doesn’t mean you can’t have fun family time 💜
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Stroke can sometimes feel like a lonely, isolating experience, that no one other than yourself understands. It can help to know that you're not alone.
Visit the following link to find stroke clubs and groups in your local area, or online: bit.ly/3vPc79x
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Since the premiere of #whenthewordsawaywent It’s opened my eyes and now it’s time to move on and live again! A huge thank you to @daisy_dighton @TalksJulie33501 @TheStrokeAssoc for helping me get to this point! If you haven’t watched the documentary u can find it on @channel4
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Our publications provide accurate and accessible health information for stroke survivors and their families.
To find out more, and browse those publications that are available, visit our website: bit.ly/3wnJJJ2
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My first attempt at a you tube video. On my new channel Julie Talks Aphasia.
Sharing my story to raise awareness of Aphasia
#WhenTheWordAwayWent #letstalkaphasia
youtube.com/watch?v=nqU5UUAc…
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Watching when the words went away about people like me that have had Strokes and have aphasia which is when you struggle to get the words out I'm sitting here in tears after two seconds
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Replying to @MeesterAl_
Got to have humour or you just cry! If your on facebook feel free to join xx
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Streaming on All 4 from today is a documentary called 'When The Words Away Went'.
The documentary features one of our carers Vicky Coe, who shares what its like to be a carer for someone who has had a storke.
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Such a amazing opportunity to be apart of this documentary to raise awareness for aphasia #letstalkaphasia #strokeassociation steve im so so so proud of you!!!!!
#WhenTheWordsAwayWent, a documentary from the Stroke Association is coming.
We followed the journeys of Steve, Tom and Julie as they prepare for some of the most challenging milestones in their recovery so far.
Streaming from 26th May
#LetsTalkAphasia
When The Words Away Went - Trailer
Such a amazing opportunity to be apart of this documentary to raise awareness for aphasia #letstalkaphasia #strokeassociation steve im so so so proud of you!!!!!
#WhenTheWordsAwayWent, a documentary from the Stroke Association is coming.
We followed the journeys of Steve, Tom and Julie as they prepare for some of the most challenging milestones in their recovery so far.
Streaming from 26th May
#LetsTalkAphasia
When The Words Away Went - Trailer
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#WhenTheWordsAwayWent, a documentary from the Stroke Association is coming.
We followed the journeys of Steve, Tom and Julie as they prepare for some of the most challenging milestones in their recovery so far.
Streaming from 26th May
#LetsTalkAphasia
When The Words Away Went - Trailer
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