Can expressive aphasia improve over time? I’m asking for my brother, he is 17 years old and he had his stroke on the 21st of August, the stroke affected his right side and the opposite side of his brain. so he can’t speak he uses gestures to respond and his right side is not working.

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Nyiko Baloyi
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November 6, 2021 at 11:28 am

He use to play piano at church, was attending a after school program in a community centre and use to partake in spelling Bee competitions, and he was an A student doing grade 11.