Inside An Intensive Stroke Recovery Programme | BBC Earth Science

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In 2013, former soldier Richard Gray suffered a catastrophic brain haemorrhage. Surgery saved his life, but he couldn't speak, and had no movement in the right side of his body. Over four years he followed an intensive treatment plan which has helped him improve movement and speech.

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This clip is taken from 'My Amazing Brain: Richard's War' (2018).

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