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2. aphasia is indeed a symptom of something larger..many times caused by a stroke or other

Fri Apr 1, 2022, 01:08 AM

Apr 2022

Hemispheric event. It can get better, or wax and wain with stress or continued events

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"I Began To Suffer Expressive Aphasia Just After My Wife Died in January" [View all] appalachiablue Apr 2022 OP

Ohhh. Dude? I'm so sorry. Glamrock Apr 2022 #1

I had a short bout with speech aphasia New Haven Apr 2022 #4