Man recovering from stroke can't find affordable and accessible home

Patrick Kunkel suffered a massive stroke last July at the age of 27. After eight months of living in health-care facilities, he's finally ready to go home. The problem now is his family can't find an affordable, accessible place for him to live in Toronto.
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