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Article: My crash course in aphasia, the debilitating loss of the ability to talk

Marcuson Tuesday, July 4 2017

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https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2017/jul/03/my-crash-course-in-aphasia-the-debilitating-loss-of-the-ability-to-talk

I am glad to read that all those problems she had the same problems that I had and still have.

Aphasia is a beast.

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Nina Wilde

09/07/2017 04:38

Knowing that we are not alone in what happens to us in life is helpful.

An interesting article to read through.

Grace

08/08/2024 00:07

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

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