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When half is whole my recovery from stroke
Autobiographical account of the rehabilitation of a stroke victim.
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- "Autobiographical account of the rehabilitation of a stroke victim."@en
- "At the age of fifty-six, Lorna Hewson suffered a stroke and lost the use of the left half of her body. This is the story of her gradual recovery. From her experience she details the physical, psychological and sexual effects of stroke, and the kind of relearning that must take place."@en
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- "Biography"@en