Bendigo resident Kate Comer reflects on National Stroke Week after having a stroke at 34

Kimberley Price
Updated August 4 2021 - 9:06am, first published August 3 2021 - 6:45pm
Kate Comer had a stroke in 2016 at the age of 34 and now the radiographer has turned her attention to raising awareness of strokes in young people and advocating for more CT scan access in rural areas. Picture: DARREN HOWE
Kate Comer had a stroke in 2016 at the age of 34 and now the radiographer has turned her attention to raising awareness of strokes in young people and advocating for more CT scan access in rural areas. Picture: DARREN HOWE

Kate Comer knows better than most the life-changing effects a stroke can have on a person.

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Kimberley Price

Kimberley Price

Journalist at The Bendigo Advertiser

Multi-platform journalist based in Bendigo, Victoria, reporting on general news for daily newspaper, The Bendigo Advertiser. Contact me via kim.price@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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