She Had a Stroke at 9. Now She's Sharing Her Story.


She Had a Stroke at 9

Most parents aren't thinking about their 9-year-old having a stroke.

But that's exactly what happened to Chloe.

Now 23 years old, Chloe is sharing her story publicly for the first time. Join us LIVE as she opens up about navigating aphasia, paralysis, adolescence, and young adult life as a stroke survivor and how she found her voice again along the way.

💜 Watch LIVE on YouTube or watch the recording anytime
📅 Wednesday, June 10
🕛 Noon ET

This is a powerful conversation about resilience, recovery, and finding your voice after stroke. I hope you'll join us.

Prefer Facebook? Watch it HERE.

Mamas and Coffee®

I'm Sybil Jones, the voice behind Mamas and Coffee® — where we empower women through REAL and RELATABLE conversations about ALL aspects of life. You'll also find me talking about stroke (I am a stroke warrior)to raise life-saving awareness and a light sprinkle of MilSpouse Conversations because, well, I'm also a military spouse.

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