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Anita Dobson Updates on Brian May's Health Post-Stroke Recovery

Anita Dobson Updates on Brian May's Health Post-Stroke Recovery
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  • Brian May's health is stable after a stroke affected his left arm.
  • May and Dobson celebrate with grandchildren, showing his stable condition.
  • May finds comfort in cooking and nature, aiding recovery.
  • The countryside move benefits May's recovery and happiness.
  • Music therapy, especially piano, aids his left-hand rehabilitation.
  • Anita Dobson returns to 'EastEnders' while supporting May at home.
  • May thanks Frimley Hospital staff for exceptional care after stroke.
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