‘I Can Look Fine. You Have No Idea What’s Going On in My Brain’
Two years after a stroke left him hospitalized for weeks, Johnson is preaching again. His experience reveals the often-invisible cognitive and emotional challenges that can follow stroke — particularly important for Black Americans, who face disproportionately high risk.
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