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For one patient with a rare brain condition, painting has helped her to recover, writes Nadia Badarudin.
HAVE you ever wondered what it is like to wake up one day and not be able to do things you were once good at, or have forgotten how to carry out simple house chores, or sign your own signature?
English lecturer Nazhatulshima Nolan, 47, knows how frustrated it can be as she went through such an experience due to a rare condition called brain arteriovenous malformation, or brain AVM.
Read more at: https://www.nst.com.my/lifestyle/heal/2019/04/479964/how-art-helps-one-patient-recover-rare-brain-condition
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