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  • Worcester stroke survivor supports charity campaign to say “Survival is not enough!”

    A stroke survivor from Worcester is sharing their story ahead of World Stroke Day, as part of a national campaign to spotlight the fragility of the brain and the life-changing impact a stroke can have on people of all ages.
    Tim Jacobs was just 38 and travelling to visit family, when he had a stroke that was caused by a bleed on his brain. Tim is now raising awareness of stroke as part of the St

  • Bolton stroke survivor supports charity campaign to say “Survival is not enough!”

    A stroke survivor from Bolton is sharing their story ahead of World Stroke Day, as part of a national campaign to spotlight the fragility of the brain and the life-changing impact a stroke can have on people of all ages.
    Following his stroke, Nasser Hussain, 58, is now raising awareness of stroke as part of the Stroke Association’s ‘Survival Is Not Enough’ campaign.
    For Nasser life before hi

  • Young Northumberland stroke survivor, 13, supports charity campaign to say “Survival is not enough!”

    A stroke survivor from Northumberland is sharing their story ahead of World Stroke Day, as part of a national campaign to spotlight the fragility of the brain and the life-changing impact a stroke can have on people of all ages.
    Matilda Stacey was just 13 when she had her stroke. Now, Matilda and her family are raising awareness of stroke as part of the Stroke Association’s ‘Survival Is Not Eno

  • Mother of newborn Goole stroke survivor supports charity campaign to say “Survival is not enough!”

    The mother of stroke survivor from Goole is sharing their story ahead of World Stroke Day, as part of a national campaign to spotlight the fragility of the brain and the life-changing impact a stroke can have on people of all ages.
    Maya Walton, had a stroke in 2024 when she was just three days old. Her Mum, Zoe, is now raising awareness of stroke as part of the Stroke Association’s ‘Survival Is

  • Young Runcorn stroke survivor supports charity campaign to say “Survival is not enough!”

    A stroke survivor from Runcorn is sharing their story ahead of World Stroke Day, as part of a national campaign to spotlight the fragility of the brain and the life-changing impact a stroke can have on people of all ages.
    Liam Hillyer was just 28, a successful musician and a dad of three when had a stroke. Liam is now raising awareness of stroke as part of the Stroke Association’s ‘Survival Is

  • Boston stroke survivor supports charity campaign to say “Survival is not enough!”

    A stroke survivor from Boston, Lincolnshire is sharing their story ahead of World Stroke Day, as part of a national campaign to spotlight the fragility of the brain and the life-changing impact a stroke can have on people of all ages.
    Chloe Beecham, 32, had a stroke in 2022, which was the result of a violent attack by her now ex-partner. Chloe is now raising awareness of stroke as part of the S

  • Stratford stroke survivor supports charity campaign to say “Survival is not enough!”

    A stroke survivor from Stratford-upon-Avon is sharing their story ahead of World Stroke Day, as part of a national campaign to spotlight the fragility of the brain and the life-changing impact a stroke can have on people of all ages.
    Carol Harvey-Barnes, 67, had a stroke 2023 which she puts down to living a full throttle lifestyle both personally and professionally. Carol is now raising awarene

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