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Hokay, I spent a fair while deciding where to stick this thread, but since the discussion I'm after is largely from a medical perspective, here it is.
A stroke suffered by a Liverpudlian builder three years ago has resulted in a massive wave of artistic creativity.
Tommy McHugh, 54, had - prior to the incident - apparently doodled nothing more complex than a few tattoos on his arms, yet after suffering a stroke he now pours out poetry, prose, and paintings with no sign of slowing down.
Whilst a paper about Tommy McHugh is due to be published later this year by Dr Mark Lythgoe, psychologists Tom Pollak, Michelle de Haan and artist Marion Kalmus, I'm interested in barbeloid opinions on the matter whilst we wait for the research to be made available.
Fairly comprehensive information can be found here and here. |
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