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An advocacy group is calling for equal access to financial and medical support for stroke survivors, regardless of what caused their brain injury. Some people get ACC, including rehabilitation assistance and income support if their brain injury was caused by an accident. But the vast majority of strokes are not covered by ACC, and those survivors have to rely on a disability or other benefit. Stroke Aotearoa CEO, Joanna Lambert spoke to Lisa Owen.
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