US EditionSenator Butler improving after stroke, Lt. Governor says
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Carloyn Helkin overcomes impairments with artwork
Carolyn Helkin is pictured above in her apartment at Faye Wookey Memorial Assisted Living Center in Clark with one of the several handmade paintings she has done. Helkenn suffered a stroke in 2011 that severely impaired her irght arm that she dominantly used. Since then, she had learned to use her left hand to do all her daily tasks, including the fine-detailed paintings she has completed. Photo by Tara Knutson. By Tara Knutson November 11, 2011…
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Senator Butler improving after stroke, Lt. Governor says
“I pray for a strong recovery and quick return to the Senate,” Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann said Tuesday. State Senator Albert Butler (D) is improving after being rushed to a Jackson hospital early Monday morning having suffered from what appears to be a stroke.
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