“Imaging if there was a place to look on a trusted website to print out a flyer for support group clinics or research opportunities in the area. People with aphasia would learn about choirs and exercise groups, chat groups, that can then grow while people with aphasia get more friends through the much-needed outlet, as well as a place to learn. “ - A.R.C.H

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Introducing, Angelique, a stroke survivor who is educating and advocating for stroke survivors and their families through her work at A.R.C.H.

HIGHLIGHTS FROM THIS EPISODE

TALKING WITH ANGELIQUE FROM A.R.C.H.

ANGIE’S STROKE STORY

ANGIE’S APHASIA IN THE EARLY DAYS

INSPIRATION

THE FOUNDER OF A.R.C.H.

THE BOX

APHASIA AND INTELLIGENCE

HER HUSBAND

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