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Stroke survivor grateful for therapy that helped him with new passion of woodworking

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Utah News spotted this story published November 3, 2026 at KSL. Full coverage may follow as more sources report.

A stroke survivor unexpectedly found a new hobby and a new direction in life after a specialized therapy, currently being studied at the University of Utah, helped him regain the use of his left hand. David Wilson, 64, was a retired school principal who went skiing 60 times per year and was a six handicap in golf prior to his stroke, which happened in January 2024.

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