šØ Abstract
Martin Pistorius, now 50, was trapped in his body for years after a mysterious illness at age 12 left him unable to move or speak. Misdiagnosed and mistreated, he endured abuse in a care home. His awareness returned at 16, but he couldn't communicate. A carer's intervention led to his diagnosis of cognitive awareness. Using assistive technology, Martin regained his voice, found independence, and now lives in the UK with his wife and son.
Courtesy: Claie Wilson
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