In this open and honest and inspiring chat, Sheelagh from the Different Strokes team meets with Roshan. Roshan was a busy taxi driver working in London when he had a stroke aged 52.
Roshan shares how his ongoing struggles with weight, stress, smoking, and diabetes contributed to his life-changing stroke. He shares what life is like now he can no longer swallow and is being peg fed.
They discuss how a post in the Different Strokes online group inspired him to share his love of cooking. in the form of now popular cooking videos (our very own TV chef) – despite not being able to eat what he makes. He also shared his exciting plans for the future.
TW: There is some discussion around suicide.
Different Strokes is delighted to announce the return of its Glasgow Peer Support Group, providing a welcoming space for working-age stroke survivors, their families and
On Saturday 18th July, over 100 people gathered in Northamptonshire to mark 30 years of Different Strokes. Reclaiming Life After Stroke The day opened with
Free Webinar | Wednesday 22 July | 11:00am When someone you love has a stroke, life can change in an instant. Partners, spouses and family
During June we hosted a Community Event in London at the offices of Bolt Burdon Kemp.
Different Strokes is pleased to be partnering with specialist medical negligence law firm Fletcher’s Solicitors to offer a free online webinar for stroke survivors, families and carers.
Mike Caines Wins Different Strokes’ Outstanding Contribution Award 2026 For the past 14 years, Mike Caines has been a quiet constant behind Different Strokes. He
