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  • Malcolm McDonnell

    29 ABR. 2024 · Malcolm McDonnell grew up in Liverpool and was an engineer by trade. He met his wife in Bournemouth but travelled around the country for his work, eventually settling in Norwich, Norfolk with his family. Malcolm will be 78 this year but had a stroke a couple of years ago. He is very keen to get back in the driving seat and to share his story of recovery.   
    Escuchado 29m 55s
  • Maresa Padmore

    24 ABR. 2024 · Maresa Padmore worked at the UEA for 20 years returning after she had her children. Unfortunately, unbeknownst to her she had cluster veins in her brain, which led to an acquired brain injury in the form of a stroke, in January 2023.  Maresa still attends The Coleman Hospital in Norwich and in the next stage of her recovery.
    Escuchado 46m 30s
  • Maggie Scrivener

    21 MAR. 2024 · Maggie survived a blood clot in her brain only a year or so ago, which changed her life forever. She was only 20 at the time and was lucky to survive. She has recently moved in with her boyfriend in Sheffield, but I met her when she was living in Dereham, Norfolk and attending our Headway coffee morning at The Forum, Norwich.  Despite her ABI Maggie had managed to hold down her job at Aviva and is making great progress.
    Escuchado 39m 26s
  • Andrew Harroven

    14 FEB. 2024 · Andrew was riding his motorbike one day just outside Norwich and had a collision with a car and was left with a traumatic brain injury. Andrew survived and is here to tell us his incredible story which could have been life or death.
    Escuchado 37m 27s
  • James Heather

    14 FEB. 2024 · James was a young pilot working for BA. He was socialising in Paris with his friend and co- pilot and two cabin crew. They were scheduled to fly back the next morning. James recounts the moment when he decided to show off and jump over a bannister in the hotel, not realising there was a two floor drop onto a marble floor. James is a very charismatic story-teller and has embraced many positive changes during his 18 year recovery.
    Escuchado 34m 1s
  • Peter Garrood

    14 FEB. 2024 · Peter trained as a building surveyor in London, before moving back to East Anglia.  After this he was in a car accident with his friends and wife, but they survived against all the odds.It wasn’t until they left the hospital that he had a stroke and acquired a brain injury (ABI).Peter then had to have a craniotomy to release the pressure in his brain.  Amazingly, he is around today to tell his story.
    Escuchado 48m 16s
  • Sam Wigg

    1 DIC. 2023 · In early 2022 Sam Wigg was riding his pushbike home late one evening after socialising with friends. He was found unconscious in a ditch with no recollection of what happened, but he had suffered a traumatic brain injury. Sam has taken on the challenge of developing his cognitive abilities and is making very good progress. It’s still early days and here is his Headpod story. Emma Martins, Lived Experience Communicator Headway, Norfolk & Waveney
    Escuchado 42m 13s
  • Headpods Episode 8: James Piercy

    6 MAR. 2023 · In 2011 James Piercy was involved in a car accident with his family. Thankfully, James' three children were not injured, but his wife was tragically killed and he was left unconcious with a serious traumatic brain injury. James has now re married and is committed to continuing his recovery and sharing his passion of public speaking to inspire other brain injury surviviors. Hope you enjoy this incredible podcast. To find out more about James Piercy: TedTalk - https://youtu.be/jJ3BwZPhyMM Twitter - @thepiercy Radio 4 - https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b05w3xpk Ways of Speaking - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRwdeeZIW4Y&list=PLtlg_22h4On6I7bj-0RSqhtD0pj54uBG- This completes our first series of Headpods but stay tuned for series 2 coming soon!
    Escuchado 29m 8s
  • Headpods Episode 7: Robert Sistern

    30 ENE. 2023 · Rob grew up in Norwich and fell into drug addiction from a young age. Luckily Robert survived falling from a second floor onto concrete, he now lives independently with a brain injury. He tells us his story of addiction and coming out the other side. Robert does talks and is also involved in a choir. Rob believes if hadn’t had the accident he would have died from drugs. He is extremely thankful to Headway for all their support.
    Escuchado 30m 7s
  • Headpods Episode 6: Tamara Bond

    16 ENE. 2023 · Tammy got kicked in the head by a horse as a small child. Twenty years later she started having epileptic fits which were then linked to her accident. She worked at Headway but is now a teaching assistant in Norfolk. Her story is incredible and shows that years after an accident knock on affects can occur.
    Escuchado 43m 55s
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