My speech has improved 8 years after my brain aneurysm and stroke in 2010!

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Hi my fellow human community.
It's Stroke TV Founder Aaron Avila.

This one year old memory video popped up on my Facebook Newsfeed this morning.
My speech one year later has improved!

Thank God I really didn't plateau like some Doctors told me years and ago! 

Or how about this video of me three months after my stroke.

IF ANY DOCTOR TELL'S YOU THAT YOU PLATEAU OR STOP RECOVERING FROM YOUR STROKE IN YOUR LIFETIME, 
IS 100% WRONG!
All modern Neuro Specialist's know for 100% certain, that the human brain is like plastic.
Always learning, being malleable your entire life.

Norman Dodge MD is a leading expert on the human brain. Your brain functions in a learning state known as Neuroplasticity. 



Here I am now, present date Co Hosting a weekly webcast show with Roland Takaoka called Stroke Talk Q&A Show.


I think my speech has improved. Do you? 
Leave me a comment and tell me what you think?

Stroke brain fatigue peeps. Need to go rest. 

Follow this Blog to receive a notification when I publish Neuroplasticity Series #2.
Love energy your way,
Aaron Avila 

Oh ya, the Doctors told my wife I would probably die and if not I would be a drooling blob. 
My story.

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