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At 24, Kyle Brymer went to the ER with altered speech, facial drooping, severe headaches and confusion. The doctor blamed Kyle’s symptoms on his post-grad academic workload and even his partner Kirstie. In a few days, he...
The young stroke survivor that health care forgot is an episode from White Coat, Black Art on CBC Radio by CBC. At 24, Kyle Brymer went to the ER with altered speech, facial drooping, severe headaches and confusion. The doctor blamed Kyle’s...
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Published Feb 6, 2026, 00:26:41 long, audio available.
At 24, Kyle Brymer went to the ER with altered speech, facial drooping, severe headaches and confusion. The doctor blamed Kyle’s symptoms on his post-grad academic workload and even his partner Kirstie. In a few days, he went back to the ER – and this time, the stroke was unmistakable. Strokes in young people are on the rise in Canada, with one in 20 affecting someone under the age of 45. And even a decade later, Kyle says he’s still "not back to normal."
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The young stroke survivor that health care forgot is an episode from White Coat, Black Art on CBC Radio by CBC.
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This episode was published on Feb 6, 2026.
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