When Chloe Nightingale suffered a devastating stroke last June, her family were told to say their goodbyes. Just 26 the newly qualified teacher had been visiting her father in Norfolk when she began to feel unwell and lost feeling down her left side. Her mum Wendy describes how Chloe phoned her crying to say: “Mum, I think I’m having a stroke”. “I said, ‘Don’t be silly, you’re not having a stroke, you’re 26, perhaps something else has happened,’” she says. “She’d had back problems before with