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“Taking My Territory Back”: Narrative Exposure of the Value of Noncompliance in Healing and Recovery Following Stroke

&NA; Date Presented 3/31/2017 Findings are presented from a longitudinal case history of a stroke survivor's experiences during her 1st year of recovery. Specific findings related to the significance of “going against” medical advice to her process of recovery are highlighted. Compliance as an occupational therapy concept is questioned. Primary Author and Speaker: Julie McLaughlin Gray