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Hi everyone,

I just what to see if many other mild-aphasia sufferers, use subtitles in TV or films. I have no problems (now) reading a book or my iPhone, but I still use subtitles to check my comprehension and listening abilities. A great place is TED talks because they have all subtitles.

But, watching foreign TV or films, is quite difficult because I can't read fast enough to follow what they are saying. That means I have to stop the film and read it.

Does anybody else use subtitles?

If you haven't, try them as I have found them very good for my recovery from aphasia both reading and listening.

Marcus

Hi Marcus

Great suggestions on the subtitles, no I have never used subtitles myself - but I for sure reckon they would have been helpful for me way back when I was in early recovery.

Sue

Hi All

I am running a survey for caregivers of people with aphasia. If you see this and would like to participate, please find the link below. It closes 25 August.

https://uoc.syd1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bmFfSzYpHLIOnTE

Thank you for participating!

Mild aphasia and subtitles

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