

Gemma Inggall: From Stroke Survivor to Marathon Finisher and her Incredible Journey of Hope, Recovery, & Resilience
Show Notes At just 40 years old, Gemma Inggall never imagined an ordinary weekend would change her life forever. After a boxing class and horseback riding lesson, she suffered a life-threatening stroke that left her facing overwhelming physical and emotional challenges. In this inspiring episode of Why Not Me?…
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