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October 6, 2020 at 9:45 pm #37114
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ParticipantMy stroke was over 11 years ago, and though my cognitive skills are sharp and my stress is low, my aphasia is slipping slightly. Should I be worried and anything to do to keep the aphasia level from dropping?
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George Scola
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October 6, 2020 at 10:35 pmHi Joyce
I find that if I am fatigued, my aphasia tends to be effected, my word finding ability deteriorates and slurring occurs.
I don’t think it should be anything to concern yourself about, gets some rest and perhaps monitor it over a lengthy period and if it worsens, see a therapist.
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Subject: Member Services started a new topic on Aphasia: “Can aphasia get better or worse over time?”!
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Jonathan Gornash
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October 6, 2020 at 10:20 pmJoyce, you are doing great. Do not get stressed out. We all see ups and downs. Downs are not permanent.
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