Aphasia the movie is playing at the Other Film Festival this coming Friday and IJS will attend. I briefly caught the end of this film and a fantastic forum with Carl, the films subject; and an audience of stroke survivors with aphasia, and clinicians at the Stroke Society Australasia in Sydney last month.
In 2005 Carl McIntyre suffered a stroke resulting in aphasia - his journey is the subject of this film.
IJS will speak to Carl on Thursday morning before the screening and hopefully bring back a great video and sound recording capturing some of Carl's story and why the film was made.
The International Journal of Stroke is the flagship publication of the World Stroke Organization.
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
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