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    • What is Aphasia
    • What Are the Types of Aphasia?
      • Anomic Aphasia
      • Broca’s Expressive Aphasia
      • Conduction Aphasia
      • Global Aphasia
      • Primary Progressive Aphasia
      • Mixed Transcortical Aphasia
      • Transcortical Motor Aphasia
      • Transcortical Sensory Aphasia
      • Wernicke’s Aphasia
    • How Common is Aphasia?
    • What Are Symptoms of Aphasia?
      • Difficulty With Spoken Language
      • Difficulty With Language Comprehension
      • Difficulty With Written Expression
      • Difficulty With Reading Comprehension
      • Paraphasia
      • Agrammatism
      • Dysprosody
    • What Causes Aphasia?
      • Stroke
      • Brain Injury
      • Brain Tumor
      • Brain Surgery
      • Brain Infection
      • Dementia
    • How is Aphasia Diagnosed?
    • Can Aphasia Be Prevented?
    • Can You Recover From Aphasia?
    • How is Aphasia Treated?
      • AAC Device Therapy
      • Melodic Intonation Therapy
      • PACE Therapy
      • Constraint-Induced Language Therapy
      • Conversational Coaching for Aphasia
      • Visual Action Therapy
      • Supported Communication Intervention (SCI)
      • Multiple Oral Reading (MOR)
      • Oral Reading for Language in Aphasia (ORLA)
      • Supported Reading Comprehension
      • Reciprocal Scaffolding Treatment (RST)
      • Script Training
      • Sentence Production Program for Aphasia
      • Treatment of Underlying Forms (UTF)
      • Gestural Faciliation of Naming (GES)
      • Response Elaboration Training (RET)
      • Semantic Feature Analysis Treatment
      • Verb Network Strengthening Treatment (VNeST)
      • Word Retrieval Cuing Strategies
      • Life Participation Approach to Aphasia
      • Tele-Rehabilitation for Aphasia
      • Supported Conversation for Adults with Aphasia (SCA)
    • Aphasia Related Conditions
      • Apraxia vs. Aphasia
      • Dysphasia vs. Aphasia
      • Dysarthria vs. Aphasia
    • Caregiving and Aphasia
      • Meet Your Healthcare Team
        • Speech-Language Pathologists
        • Occupational and Physical Therapists
        • Neurologists and Cardiologists
        • Case Managers and Social Workers
        • Nurse Practitioners
        • Dietitians and Nutritionists
      • Preparing for Life After the Hospital
        • Medications
        • Nutrition & Meal Plans
        • Modifying Your Home
        • Managing Incontinence
        • Caring for Someone Who Can’t Speak After Stroke
        • Dealing with Post-Stroke Depression
      • How Stroke Affects Speech
      • Rehabilitation & Therapy
        • Your Role in Rehabilitation & Therapy
        • Preventing a Future Stroke
        • Post-Stroke Concerns
        • Improving Speech After a Stroke
        • Post-Stroke Speech Recovery Time
      • Caregiver Support Group Finder
      • What to Ask The Doctor About Aphasia
      • Communication Tips
        • 7 Communication Tips for New Caregivers
        • What Not To Do
        • Use Visual Aids
        • Common Gestures to Use
        • 12 Tips for Successful Communication
        • Using Yes or No Questions
        • Learn to Be Patient
        • Conversational Coaching for Aphasia
        • 10 Communication Activities for Support Groups
        • Drawing to Communicate
        • Eliminate Distractions
        • Use Apps to Communicate
        • Use a Speech-Generating Device
    • Support Group Finder
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    • What is Aphasia
    • What Are the Types of Aphasia?
      • Anomic Aphasia
      • Broca’s Expressive Aphasia
      • Conduction Aphasia
      • Global Aphasia
      • Primary Progressive Aphasia
      • Mixed Transcortical Aphasia
      • Transcortical Motor Aphasia
      • Transcortical Sensory Aphasia
      • Wernicke’s Aphasia
    • How Common is Aphasia?
    • What Are Symptoms of Aphasia?
      • Difficulty With Spoken Language
      • Difficulty With Language Comprehension
      • Difficulty With Written Expression
      • Difficulty With Reading Comprehension
      • Paraphasia
      • Agrammatism
      • Dysprosody
    • What Causes Aphasia?
      • Stroke
      • Brain Injury
      • Brain Tumor
      • Brain Surgery
      • Brain Infection
      • Dementia
    • How is Aphasia Diagnosed?
    • Can Aphasia Be Prevented?
    • Can You Recover From Aphasia?
    • How is Aphasia Treated?
      • AAC Device Therapy
      • Melodic Intonation Therapy
      • PACE Therapy
      • Constraint-Induced Language Therapy
      • Conversational Coaching for Aphasia
      • Visual Action Therapy
      • Supported Communication Intervention (SCI)
      • Multiple Oral Reading (MOR)
      • Oral Reading for Language in Aphasia (ORLA)
      • Supported Reading Comprehension
      • Reciprocal Scaffolding Treatment (RST)
      • Script Training
      • Sentence Production Program for Aphasia
      • Treatment of Underlying Forms (UTF)
      • Gestural Faciliation of Naming (GES)
      • Response Elaboration Training (RET)
      • Semantic Feature Analysis Treatment
      • Verb Network Strengthening Treatment (VNeST)
      • Word Retrieval Cuing Strategies
      • Life Participation Approach to Aphasia
      • Tele-Rehabilitation for Aphasia
      • Supported Conversation for Adults with Aphasia (SCA)
    • Aphasia Related Conditions
      • Apraxia vs. Aphasia
      • Dysphasia vs. Aphasia
      • Dysarthria vs. Aphasia
    • Caregiving and Aphasia
      • Meet Your Healthcare Team
        • Speech-Language Pathologists
        • Occupational and Physical Therapists
        • Neurologists and Cardiologists
        • Case Managers and Social Workers
        • Nurse Practitioners
        • Dietitians and Nutritionists
      • Preparing for Life After the Hospital
        • Medications
        • Nutrition & Meal Plans
        • Modifying Your Home
        • Managing Incontinence
        • Caring for Someone Who Can’t Speak After Stroke
        • Dealing with Post-Stroke Depression
      • How Stroke Affects Speech
      • Rehabilitation & Therapy
        • Your Role in Rehabilitation & Therapy
        • Preventing a Future Stroke
        • Post-Stroke Concerns
        • Improving Speech After a Stroke
        • Post-Stroke Speech Recovery Time
      • Caregiver Support Group Finder
      • What to Ask The Doctor About Aphasia
      • Communication Tips
        • 7 Communication Tips for New Caregivers
        • What Not To Do
        • Use Visual Aids
        • Common Gestures to Use
        • 12 Tips for Successful Communication
        • Using Yes or No Questions
        • Learn to Be Patient
        • Conversational Coaching for Aphasia
        • 10 Communication Activities for Support Groups
        • Drawing to Communicate
        • Eliminate Distractions
        • Use Apps to Communicate
        • Use a Speech-Generating Device
    • Support Group Finder
    • Download Resources
  • Connect
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  • Virtual Connections
  • Membership
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  • Home
  • Aphasia Library
    • What is Aphasia
    • What Are the Types of Aphasia?
      • Anomic Aphasia
      • Broca’s Expressive Aphasia
      • Conduction Aphasia
      • Global Aphasia
      • Primary Progressive Aphasia
      • Mixed Transcortical Aphasia
      • Transcortical Motor Aphasia
      • Transcortical Sensory Aphasia
      • Wernicke’s Aphasia
    • How Common is Aphasia?
    • What Are Symptoms of Aphasia?
      • Difficulty With Spoken Language
      • Difficulty With Language Comprehension
      • Difficulty With Written Expression
      • Difficulty With Reading Comprehension
      • Paraphasia
      • Agrammatism
      • Dysprosody
    • What Causes Aphasia?
      • Stroke
      • Brain Injury
      • Brain Tumor
      • Brain Surgery
      • Brain Infection
      • Dementia
    • How is Aphasia Diagnosed?
    • Can Aphasia Be Prevented?
    • Can You Recover From Aphasia?
    • How is Aphasia Treated?
      • AAC Device Therapy
      • Melodic Intonation Therapy
      • PACE Therapy
      • Constraint-Induced Language Therapy
      • Conversational Coaching for Aphasia
      • Visual Action Therapy
      • Supported Communication Intervention (SCI)
      • Multiple Oral Reading (MOR)
      • Oral Reading for Language in Aphasia (ORLA)
      • Supported Reading Comprehension
      • Reciprocal Scaffolding Treatment (RST)
      • Script Training
      • Sentence Production Program for Aphasia
      • Treatment of Underlying Forms (UTF)
      • Gestural Faciliation of Naming (GES)
      • Response Elaboration Training (RET)
      • Semantic Feature Analysis Treatment
      • Verb Network Strengthening Treatment (VNeST)
      • Word Retrieval Cuing Strategies
      • Life Participation Approach to Aphasia
      • Tele-Rehabilitation for Aphasia
      • Supported Conversation for Adults with Aphasia (SCA)
    • Aphasia Related Conditions
      • Apraxia vs. Aphasia
      • Dysphasia vs. Aphasia
      • Dysarthria vs. Aphasia
    • Caregiving and Aphasia
      • Meet Your Healthcare Team
        • Speech-Language Pathologists
        • Occupational and Physical Therapists
        • Neurologists and Cardiologists
        • Case Managers and Social Workers
        • Nurse Practitioners
        • Dietitians and Nutritionists
      • Preparing for Life After the Hospital
        • Medications
        • Nutrition & Meal Plans
        • Modifying Your Home
        • Managing Incontinence
        • Caring for Someone Who Can’t Speak After Stroke
        • Dealing with Post-Stroke Depression
      • How Stroke Affects Speech
      • Rehabilitation & Therapy
        • Your Role in Rehabilitation & Therapy
        • Preventing a Future Stroke
        • Post-Stroke Concerns
        • Improving Speech After a Stroke
        • Post-Stroke Speech Recovery Time
      • Caregiver Support Group Finder
      • What to Ask The Doctor About Aphasia
      • Communication Tips
        • 7 Communication Tips for New Caregivers
        • What Not To Do
        • Use Visual Aids
        • Common Gestures to Use
        • 12 Tips for Successful Communication
        • Using Yes or No Questions
        • Learn to Be Patient
        • Conversational Coaching for Aphasia
        • 10 Communication Activities for Support Groups
        • Drawing to Communicate
        • Eliminate Distractions
        • Use Apps to Communicate
        • Use a Speech-Generating Device
    • Support Group Finder
    • Download Resources
  • Connect
  • Forums
  • Virtual Connections
  • Membership
  • Store
Menu
  • Home
  • Aphasia Library
    • What is Aphasia
    • What Are the Types of Aphasia?
      • Anomic Aphasia
      • Broca’s Expressive Aphasia
      • Conduction Aphasia
      • Global Aphasia
      • Primary Progressive Aphasia
      • Mixed Transcortical Aphasia
      • Transcortical Motor Aphasia
      • Transcortical Sensory Aphasia
      • Wernicke’s Aphasia
    • How Common is Aphasia?
    • What Are Symptoms of Aphasia?
      • Difficulty With Spoken Language
      • Difficulty With Language Comprehension
      • Difficulty With Written Expression
      • Difficulty With Reading Comprehension
      • Paraphasia
      • Agrammatism
      • Dysprosody
    • What Causes Aphasia?
      • Stroke
      • Brain Injury
      • Brain Tumor
      • Brain Surgery
      • Brain Infection
      • Dementia
    • How is Aphasia Diagnosed?
    • Can Aphasia Be Prevented?
    • Can You Recover From Aphasia?
    • How is Aphasia Treated?
      • AAC Device Therapy
      • Melodic Intonation Therapy
      • PACE Therapy
      • Constraint-Induced Language Therapy
      • Conversational Coaching for Aphasia
      • Visual Action Therapy
      • Supported Communication Intervention (SCI)
      • Multiple Oral Reading (MOR)
      • Oral Reading for Language in Aphasia (ORLA)
      • Supported Reading Comprehension
      • Reciprocal Scaffolding Treatment (RST)
      • Script Training
      • Sentence Production Program for Aphasia
      • Treatment of Underlying Forms (UTF)
      • Gestural Faciliation of Naming (GES)
      • Response Elaboration Training (RET)
      • Semantic Feature Analysis Treatment
      • Verb Network Strengthening Treatment (VNeST)
      • Word Retrieval Cuing Strategies
      • Life Participation Approach to Aphasia
      • Tele-Rehabilitation for Aphasia
      • Supported Conversation for Adults with Aphasia (SCA)
    • Aphasia Related Conditions
      • Apraxia vs. Aphasia
      • Dysphasia vs. Aphasia
      • Dysarthria vs. Aphasia
    • Caregiving and Aphasia
      • Meet Your Healthcare Team
        • Speech-Language Pathologists
        • Occupational and Physical Therapists
        • Neurologists and Cardiologists
        • Case Managers and Social Workers
        • Nurse Practitioners
        • Dietitians and Nutritionists
      • Preparing for Life After the Hospital
        • Medications
        • Nutrition & Meal Plans
        • Modifying Your Home
        • Managing Incontinence
        • Caring for Someone Who Can’t Speak After Stroke
        • Dealing with Post-Stroke Depression
      • How Stroke Affects Speech
      • Rehabilitation & Therapy
        • Your Role in Rehabilitation & Therapy
        • Preventing a Future Stroke
        • Post-Stroke Concerns
        • Improving Speech After a Stroke
        • Post-Stroke Speech Recovery Time
      • Caregiver Support Group Finder
      • What to Ask The Doctor About Aphasia
      • Communication Tips
        • 7 Communication Tips for New Caregivers
        • What Not To Do
        • Use Visual Aids
        • Common Gestures to Use
        • 12 Tips for Successful Communication
        • Using Yes or No Questions
        • Learn to Be Patient
        • Conversational Coaching for Aphasia
        • 10 Communication Activities for Support Groups
        • Drawing to Communicate
        • Eliminate Distractions
        • Use Apps to Communicate
        • Use a Speech-Generating Device
    • Support Group Finder
    • Download Resources
  • Connect
  • Forums
  • Virtual Connections
  • Membership
  • Store

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  • Home
  • Aphasia Library
    • What is Aphasia
    • What Are the Types of Aphasia?
      • Anomic Aphasia
      • Broca’s Expressive Aphasia
      • Conduction Aphasia
      • Global Aphasia
      • Primary Progressive Aphasia
      • Mixed Transcortical Aphasia
      • Transcortical Motor Aphasia
      • Transcortical Sensory Aphasia
      • Wernicke’s Aphasia
    • How Common is Aphasia?
    • What Are Symptoms of Aphasia?
      • Difficulty With Spoken Language
      • Difficulty With Language Comprehension
      • Difficulty With Written Expression
      • Difficulty With Reading Comprehension
      • Paraphasia
      • Agrammatism
      • Dysprosody
    • What Causes Aphasia?
      • Stroke
      • Brain Injury
      • Brain Tumor
      • Brain Surgery
      • Brain Infection
      • Dementia
    • How is Aphasia Diagnosed?
    • Can Aphasia Be Prevented?
    • Can You Recover From Aphasia?
    • How is Aphasia Treated?
      • AAC Device Therapy
      • Melodic Intonation Therapy
      • PACE Therapy
      • Constraint-Induced Language Therapy
      • Conversational Coaching for Aphasia
      • Visual Action Therapy
      • Supported Communication Intervention (SCI)
      • Multiple Oral Reading (MOR)
      • Oral Reading for Language in Aphasia (ORLA)
      • Supported Reading Comprehension
      • Reciprocal Scaffolding Treatment (RST)
      • Script Training
      • Sentence Production Program for Aphasia
      • Treatment of Underlying Forms (UTF)
      • Gestural Faciliation of Naming (GES)
      • Response Elaboration Training (RET)
      • Semantic Feature Analysis Treatment
      • Verb Network Strengthening Treatment (VNeST)
      • Word Retrieval Cuing Strategies
      • Life Participation Approach to Aphasia
      • Tele-Rehabilitation for Aphasia
      • Supported Conversation for Adults with Aphasia (SCA)
    • Aphasia Related Conditions
      • Apraxia vs. Aphasia
      • Dysphasia vs. Aphasia
      • Dysarthria vs. Aphasia
    • Caregiving and Aphasia
      • Meet Your Healthcare Team
        • Speech-Language Pathologists
        • Occupational and Physical Therapists
        • Neurologists and Cardiologists
        • Case Managers and Social Workers
        • Nurse Practitioners
        • Dietitians and Nutritionists
      • Preparing for Life After the Hospital
        • Medications
        • Nutrition & Meal Plans
        • Modifying Your Home
        • Managing Incontinence
        • Caring for Someone Who Can’t Speak After Stroke
        • Dealing with Post-Stroke Depression
      • How Stroke Affects Speech
      • Rehabilitation & Therapy
        • Your Role in Rehabilitation & Therapy
        • Preventing a Future Stroke
        • Post-Stroke Concerns
        • Improving Speech After a Stroke
        • Post-Stroke Speech Recovery Time
      • Caregiver Support Group Finder
      • What to Ask The Doctor About Aphasia
      • Communication Tips
        • 7 Communication Tips for New Caregivers
        • What Not To Do
        • Use Visual Aids
        • Common Gestures to Use
        • 12 Tips for Successful Communication
        • Using Yes or No Questions
        • Learn to Be Patient
        • Conversational Coaching for Aphasia
        • 10 Communication Activities for Support Groups
        • Drawing to Communicate
        • Eliminate Distractions
        • Use Apps to Communicate
        • Use a Speech-Generating Device
    • Support Group Finder
    • Download Resources
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Month: July 2014

My Mom’s Journey

On August 26, 2008, just 2 weeks short of her 75th birthday, my mother, Ollie Baljkas, suffered a triple infarction CVA, a stroke that damaged…

LaDonna Osborne July 31, 2014

Aphasia Fight

My name is Chris Conlon, and Brain Stroke at Dec 28, 2012. My age is a 38 years. My run is Iceland Marathon is August…

LaDonna Osborne July 15, 2014
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Getting Better All The Time

My name is Wayne Pifer. I had a stroke on Christmas Eve in 2009. I was 54 years old. I lived in North Carolina. I…

LaDonna Osborne July 14, 2014

My Recovery

My name is Debbie. Before the stroke, I worked at Rec. and Parks doing many different things. I worked in both the office and the…

LaDonna Osborne July 14, 2014
1 Comment

One Day at a Time

I had a stroke 20 years ago. I was only 36 years old. I was in a coma for 1 month. One day I heard…

LaDonna Osborne July 14, 2014
2 Comments

My Story

My name is Mike. I worked at Bethlehem Steel full-time as an accountant since 1990. I had a massive stroke on September 27th, 2005 and…

LaDonna Osborne July 14, 2014

Living with aphasia

I had my stroke in 2010 which ended many things in life including work. The stroke affected my right hand and right foot and speech.…

LaDonna Osborne July 11, 2014

Living with Aphasia and Recovery

My name is Dannie and I have aphasia. I go to SCALE (Snyder Center for Aphasia Life Enhancement) on 1 day a week in Baltimore,…

LaDonna Osborne July 10, 2014
2 Comments

My AVM

On March 28th, 2004, I had an AVM (Arteriovenous Malformation) on the left side of my brain. This stroke subsequently left my right side paralyzed.…

LaDonna Osborne July 7, 2014
4 Comments

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