Miraculously, he pulled through and survived heart and brain surgery.
Noel was left confined to a wheelchair, with loss of sight and living with a brain injury.
He was a very social man before his stroke but over times his friendships slipped away.
9 December 2022
Noel’s Story
Noel was in his forties. Husband to his wife Gillian and dad to their three boys. He was tending to the cattle when he had a stroke. His family prepared for the worst.
They faced the possibility of a life without Noel.
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Noel joined the community at an Acquired Brain Injury Ireland Clubhouse and he found a tribe, acceptance and understanding.
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Isolation is an inevitable part of life for brain injury survivors but your generosity can help to turn this around.
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