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Your loved one just suffered a stroke. You rush to the hospital to be by their side and find you are at a loss for words when you realize the road to recovery that lies ahead. After a stroke, your loved one may also be at a loss for words. While difficulty communicating is a common and immediate symptom of stroke, it’s also one that can continue in the future. Communication challenges – including how fluently and clearly a stroke patient can speak and how well they can comprehend others – can persist long after the stroke. This is called aphasia. If you have a loved one who is struggling with aphasia, you can play an important role in improving their quality of life. Read more about aphasia after stroke here: https://bit.ly/3VQakO7 #aphasia #LetsTalkAphasia

Understanding Aphasia After Stroke | Select Medical Rehabilitation Hospital

Understanding Aphasia After Stroke | Select Medical Rehabilitation Hospital

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