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Two days after completing a cross-country road trip in October 2022, Cynthia Brooks was settling in at her home in Middleville, Michigan when she began to feel ill. “I had numbness and weakness on one side of my body,” she recalled. “My husband thought I was just sick, but my daughter convinced me to call Read More
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“Aphasia” is difficulty with language affecting the ability to speak and understand speech, as well as reading and writing. It most commonly results from brain injury after stroke. At this group you will have the opportunity to meet others who have aphasia, practice communication in a supportive environment and learn more about aphasia and communication strategies. Caregivers are also welcome.
“Aphasia” is difficulty with language affecting the ability to speak and understand speech, as well as reading and writing. It most commonly results from brain injury after stroke. At this group you will have the opportunity to meet others who have aphasia, practice communication in a supportive environment and learn more about aphasia and communication strategies. Caregivers are also welcome.
“Aphasia” is difficulty with language affecting the ability to speak and understand speech, as well as reading and writing. It most commonly results from brain injury after stroke. At this group you will have the opportunity to meet others who have aphasia, practice communication in a supportive environment and learn more about aphasia and communication strategies. Caregivers are also welcome.
“Aphasia” is difficulty with language affecting the ability to speak and understand speech, as well as reading and writing. It most commonly results from brain injury after stroke. At this group you will have the opportunity to meet others who have aphasia, practice communication in a supportive environment and learn more about aphasia and communication strategies. Caregivers are also welcome.
“Aphasia” is difficulty with language affecting the ability to speak and understand speech, as well as reading and writing. It most commonly results from brain injury after stroke. At this group you will have the opportunity to meet others who have aphasia, practice communication in a supportive environment and learn more about aphasia and communication strategies. Caregivers are also welcome.
“Aphasia” is difficulty with language affecting the ability to speak and understand speech, as well as reading and writing. It most commonly results from brain injury after stroke. At this group you will have the opportunity to meet others who have aphasia, practice communication in a supportive environment and learn more about aphasia and communication strategies. Caregivers are also welcome.
“Aphasia” is difficulty with language affecting the ability to speak and understand speech, as well as reading and writing. It most commonly results from brain injury after stroke. At this group you will have the opportunity to meet others who have aphasia, practice communication in a supportive environment and learn more about aphasia and communication strategies. Caregivers are also welcome.