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Article:Stroke Recovery: An Overview of Aphasia…

Marcuson Monday, September 4 2017

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http://constanttherapy.com/blog/stroke-recovery-an-overview-of-aphasia/

'Aphasia ranges in terms of severity – it can be very mild, almost unnoticeable except to the person with aphasia or their close family members, marked by the occasional difficulty finding a word.'

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Nina Wilde

04/09/2017 06:53

Hi Marcus,

I like this article and it's first statement.

Aphasia - Loss of language - not intellect. Public awareness of this very point is much needed.

Thanks for finding it and sharing it with us.

Sue

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