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Lucy Lauren and Stephen continue their conversation with Mark Booth about the Speakup aphasia awareness project, relationships with carers and having a sense of humour,

Mark Booth is the other 50% of the SpeakUp project with our own Lucy Allard. He has aphasia as a result of his stroke and talks about how his kids and wife featured in his recovery and how coming to terms with living with a disability is a grieving process.

Lucy, Lauren and Stephen continue their conversation about recovery, whether to label yourself as disabled and explaining aphasia to everyone you meet.Read More at saywhatpodcast.co.ukTweet us at @pod_say 

Lucy, talks about promoting the FAST stoke test and the importance of getting the medical help you need during lockdown.

Lauren and Stephen talk to stroke survivor and inspirational author Sas Freeman and Ruth Freeman, independent speech and language therapist. They talk about motivation, recovery and life after stroke.Read More at saywhatpodcast.co.ukTweet us at @pod_say

Lucy, Lauren and Stephen think about how to compare living with aphasia with... well... anything.This is a podcast  to raise awareness and discussion about aphasia.Aphasia is a complex communication disability that affects people after brain damage - a stroke, accident or other illness.We're not speech therapists, and not speaking on behalf of Speakeasy, or any other any organisation. Please get in touch, visit our site and read our blog.saywhatpodcast.co.uk