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Oct 3, 2022 20 min

Josh's Journey

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Josh speaks to us about music and how it helped him recover from a life-threatening brain injury. He is a young man, no stranger to hardship, who is determined to nurture a healthy, meaningful and positive life for himself. https://vbis.ca/ https://vams.org/ https://www.sickkids.ca/

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Josh speaks to us about his experience suffering a brain aneurysm at a young age, and how music has helped him recover and move forward in life.

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