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Rebuilding Life, One Brushstroke At A Time

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5 Views • Jul 28, 2021

Description

Chen Lie suffered a hemorrhagic stroke at the age of 60 and couldn’t walk, talk or use the right side of her body. With the help of robot-assisted therapy she was able to get back on her feet. Using her non-dominant left hand, Chen tapped into a newfound talent, creating beautiful paintings – wowing the world.

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#stroke awareness #stroke victims #stroke survivors #robotic therapy #robotic assisted therapy #chen lie #hemorrhagic stroke #Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research #stroke of hope #stroke of hope by chen lie #bruce volpe

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