Bouncing back from childhood stroke


Chee: If I hadn’t asked for help, my journey would have been so much more difficult.

THROUGHOUT her schooling years, licensed counsellor Chareessa Chee had difficulty understanding numbers and remembering what she had been taught.

In addition, she could only rely on her right hand, which made completing assignments and test papers all the more challenging.

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