A 40-year-old stroke victim demonstrates that a sense of humor can be the
  last thing to go
From: KCRW - 07/15/2013
By: Lea Thau

Henry Evans was a healthy 40 year-old father of four when he suffered a
stem-brain stroke, caused by an unknown genetic birth defect, and woke up
with "locked-in" syndrome, only able to blink, otherwise completely paralyzed
and mute. These days, still mute but able to move his head and one finger, he
can communicate and accomplish remarkable things, thanks in part  to some
creative inventions of his own, and to his wife Jane. Together they
demonstrate that a sense of humor may be the last thing to go when much else
is lost.

Read the entire article and view the videos at:
http://www.kcrw.com/etc/programs/sg/sg130711henry_and_jane

Videos:
Drone Test (1:34)
Jane Moving Henry (3:02)
Virt Board (0:54)

Submitted by Henry Evans