Hi, Lisa. Thank you for responding. My nephew at 56 was vacationing in Bora Bora las December. My understanding is that he was wakeboarding and fell. He was wearing a helmet. He went to dinner with family members; came home & had a drink or two. He went to bed, woke up to go to the bathroom and fell. His wife (a doctor) told him he was having a stroke. She contacted other family members and ultimately he was transferred from his hut by helicopter to Tahiti. It was a hemorrhagic stroke. He had a craniectomy & remained in Tahiti for 3 weeks & was then transferred to Massachusetts General Hospital and two different Spaulding Hospitals until mid-May when he was discharged to his home.

Hi, Lia. How do I contact @harveym @thompsonm @lioness @rafaelquinones @artscartscaping @baz123.? My nephew currently has a trainer who comes to his home & has virtual speech therapy. He's able to walk with a single cane and is working on his gait. He can eat, talk, and communicate pretty well. He would like to do as much as possible to continue his improvement; i.e., can't use his left arm, hand & has left neglect. I saw a segment on CBS Sunday morning about hyperbaric oxygen treatment. I did some research & he thinks it's worth trying if he can get approval from his physiatrist. I told him about "the puzzle man" saying ping pong helped him although he played it regularly before his stroke. Flint rehab has specific tools. Does anyone know if they're worthwhile?