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Is there enough support available for those who have suffered a stroke?

BBC Radio Wales - Jason Mohammad, Is there enough support available for those who have suffered a stroke?

Stroke Association say more than 60,000 stroke survivors still deal with hidden effects

Would you support a Mini Prison for mothers and their children?  And - the Stroke Association say more than 60,000 stroke survivors here are still dealing with the hidden effects

A major Government-commissioned report says jailed women should be able to live with their children in mini-prisons in the community to break the cycle of offending.
The new mini-jails would enable mothers to stay with their children rather than having them taken into care which the report says could prevent the youngsters turning to crime and reduce re-offending by the women. Would you support this idea? And according to new findings from the Stroke Association, more than 60,000 people in Wales who have survived a stroke are still dealing with the hidden effects so is there enough emotional support for those who have suffered a stroke? Call 03700 100 110. Text 81012. Email Jason@bbc.co.uk. Tweet @bbcradiowales. Standard geographic and network charges apply.

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