Painting after Right-Hemisphere Stroke –Case Studies of Professional Artists
A GRANDFATHER who suffered a life-changing stroke has amazed family and friends with his artistic talent.
A GRANDFATHER who suffered a life-changing stroke has amazed family and friends with his artistic talent.
Art Appreciation Boosts Stroke Recovery, Study Suggests
and the artists are equally intriguing:
"I'm Helping" by Tesi Sanchez-Halpert
"Leo the Lion"
"SueSally Rides Again"
Tesi Sanchez-Halpert: a stroke survivor's story. Sanchez-Halpert of Moorpark, CA is a stroke survivor who shares her story to help others…(more here)
Pink Lilles and the Mood IV
18x24, limited edition giclee
Gary E. Bachers
Glorious Orchids #8
18x18, limited edition giclee
Gary E. Bachers: silent conversatios
Gary E. Bachers never planned to become a visual artist. He was a popular family practice physician in northeast Texas, where he lived with his wife and three children after moving from Winnipeg, Canada, in 1977. In 1987, at the age of 38, he suffered a debilitating stroke that forced him to retire from medicine. The stroke robbed him of the ability to speak or produce conventional language (a condition called expressive aphasia), and he also lost the use of the right side of his body. (more here)
and it goes on and on longer than I have right now.
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