Hi — I’m Mike Weed. I’m raising funds to support my adaptive cycling and stroke recovery journey, and to help more people get access to adaptive trikes. If you can donate or share, it means a lot.
https://gofund.me/1f5293d6d
In this episode of Roll Toward Recovery, Mike Weed shares a personal story inspired by the feeling of “If You Could Read My Mind” by Gordon Lightfoot.
Living with aphasia after a stroke can mean your thoughts are clear, but your words come out slow or broken. On a quiet winter ride, Mike reflects on the gap between his inside voice and outside voice—what it feels like to want to say more, and what patience and understanding can mean for stroke survivors.
Mike is a stroke survivor, and his speech is limited, so AI helps him tell these stories clearly.
If you love someone who struggles to speak, this episode is for you—one mile at a time.
