wheelchair | iampaulfink

I created this site to share my experience in the hope it can help raise awareness and benefit other stroke survivors.

Paul Fink

Operation Ouch - Splatt!

I was left with longstanding and permanent disabilities affecting my ability to live independently and living a good quality.

Paul Fink

2015 Melbourne Marathon Festival

I’ve always loved the Melbourne Marathon Festival. It combines so much of the things that make me happy. I love running because clears my...

Paul Fink

My journey from wheelchair to walking

I was very active life before my stroke. Growing up, my two older brothers (Steven and Ronnie) were always playing sport mainly...

Paul Fink

My Angiogram

I had a brain angiogram approximately 10 months after my stroke (11 November 2014). 'I bet lots of people and thinking ‘what is an...

Paul Fink

My rehabilitation and the importance of goal setting

“I don’t aspire to be president of the United States, I don’t want to be an Olympic gold medal winner, I don’t want to be a major league...

Paul Fink is lucky to be alive. His family was nearly torn apart when - aged just 34, he suffered a massive stroke.