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Stroke is the most common cause, but aphasia can also occur after head injuries, brain tumor or a progressive neurological disease. The blog provides an account of my experiences over that time, the highs, the lows and some useful ideas I wanted to pay forward and share with others improve skills. My name is Mark Bowra. I had a Stroke. Here is my personal road to recovery. Aphasia can affect a person's ability to understand speech, speak, read, write and use numbers. Only daily interaction and practice do the trick.

Welcome to My Blog! "Mark Bowra" The Bowra Foundation inspires the unrelenting pursuit of recovery from brain injury through practical help and physical challenges alongside members of the Armed Forces community. "What's Inside Matters"