#56 Making New Pathways, an Aphasia Survivor Story with David Holmes

#56 Making New Pathways, an Aphasia Survivor Story with David Holmes

 

David is an inspiring example of perseverance and determination. After suffering a stroke seven years ago, which caused aphasia, he has found ways to adapt and thrive.

David has maintained an active life through communication strategies and advocating for himself. He also has hobbies such as cars, trains, and Frenchie bulldogs and uses technology and an online support group to thrive with his aphasia.

His story demonstrates that it is still possible to continue in music and other activities with aphasia. It shows the importance of patience, persistence, and support when striving to achieve goals.

 

Key Takeaways

✅ David has suffered a stroke but has successfully adapted and thrived.

✅ He has worked hard to overcome aphasia with the help of technology and other communication strategies.

✅ He drives, stays connected with his family and friends, and enjoys horror movies, cooking, cars, etc.

 

Thank you, David, for sharing your aphasia survivor story.  I am so privileged to know you and your family.

 

 

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