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English | What Is Aphasia? .doc | Aphasia Bill of Rights .doc | Medical Card .pdf |
español | ¿Que es Afasia? .doc | Afasia Derechos .doc | Tarjeta Medico .pdf |
繁體中文 Traditional Chinese | 甚麼是失語症? .doc | 失語症患者權益 .doc | |
简体中文 Simplified Chinese | 什么是失语症? .doc | 失语症患者权益 .doc | |
日本語 Japanese | 失語症とは? .doc | 失語症にやさしい権利 .doc | |
한국어 Korean | 실어증 .doc | 실어증 환자의 권리 .doc | |
русский Russian | афазии .doc |
Information About Aphasia
Aphasia is the problem that a person has speaking after a stroke or head injury. Some people with aphasia also have trouble understanding what other people are saying. Aphasia means tha someone who used to be able to communicate now has problems.
People with aphasia know what they want to say, but they have trouble saying it. They know who you are, even if they cannot say your name. They still remember the past, even if they cannot tell a story. They know what they want, even if they cannot tell you.
We all take language for granted. It is hard to imagine life without it.
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