Mum's horror as schoolboy, 14, from Herne Bay suffers stroke

‘The family of a 14-year-old boy were told to say their goodbyes to the youngster after he suffered a stroke that left him fighting for his life.

Canterbury schoolboy Stephen Gaskin was discovered “unconscious and barely breathing” inside his Herne Bay home, having complained of severe headaches earlier that day.

“He also has palsy of the right side of his face - his right eye doesn’t close properly and he has double vision.

“Mentally, he can’t keep things in his head and he needs to have things explained to him.

“Of course, it’s been a lot for him to deal with, but I think he is coping amazingly.”

It is believed the stroke in September was brought on by a rare neurological condition called arteriovenous malformation (AVM).‘

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Sounds like Pfizer to me…