Life After Perinatal Stroke | Clara Woods & Betina GenovesiLife After Perinatal Stroke | Clara Woods & Betina Genovesi
Recovery After Stroke
Clara Woods is a Perinatal Stroke Survivor and an artist who has exhibited her work, in Florence, Japan, and the United Kingdom.
1:31:00•28 Aug 2023
Art Beyond Words: Clara Woods' Inspiring Journey After Perinatal Stroke
Episode Overview
- Clara Woods, a perinatal stroke survivor, has become a successful artist despite her disabilities
- The Genovese family's unwavering support and determination offer a powerful example of what is possible after stroke
- The podcast episode delves into their family dynamics, their advocacy for disability awareness, and the challenges and triumphs they've experienced
- The episode highlights the importance of family support and resilience in stroke recovery
- Clara's story inspires hope and showcases the potential for an extraordinary life after stroke
“If you are inspired by stroke recovery stories of people that have made it amazing, overcome amazing challenges, this is the episode for you.”
Imagine being told your child will never speak, read, or write. Now imagine that same child growing up to exhibit art in Florence, Japan, and the UK. In this episode of 'Recovery After Stroke', host Bill Gasiamis sits down with Clara Woods and her family, Betina and Carlo Genovesi. Clara, who experienced a stroke before she was even born, has defied all odds to become a celebrated artist. Despite her disabilities, she communicates through her vibrant and expressive paintings.
The Genovesi family shares their story of navigating the challenges of raising a child with severe disabilities while advocating for disability awareness. Their journey is one of resilience, love, and unwavering support. This episode isn't just about recovery; it's about redefining what's possible.

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