While most people in their early twenties grapple with academic stress, ponder their next party outfit, or figure out how to care for a plant, Solice Lane faced a completely different reality—one where he has to learn to walk and talk again.
Solice was a typical young adult in the midst of his third year at the University of South Wales, UK, studying film and specializing in video editing, when a funny physiological feeling flipped his life upside down.
“It took me by surprise,” the 23-year-old recalled. “My arm felt heavy. I didn’t take much notice of it.”
