Inside Aphaisa : Part 1 of 3

[drUMFaizCMC]

This is so heartbreaking! I am thinking of myself in their shoes! So painful! Hope something really inspiring will come out in near future!

[engni]

Thanks for this message sent online and I could see the courage of one to come out from this stage ...Recently, my ex sister in law,Daisy has a stroke recently 15 days ago...

Asphasia ...and I will definitely put in an effort to work with her...It is truly devastating...

She is only 49 and only sole bread winner with a teenager daughter and it is heart breaking...

Thank again for sharing and it does give a ray of hope...

God Bless

[QueenKiity]

aww :'(

[alzambro]

heartbreaking.

[electrovox1212]

: /

[bhertzbe]

I agree with @lucyba this video is not funny, and if you think it is shame on you.

There are other Aphasia videos that are hilarious though. Check out the newscasters for a real laugh!

Long live gibberish!!!

[MrNinjaSpartan]

i think i have somthing similar to this i am 17 and when i initiate conversation i have to think prehand and make up my mind about what i'm about to say. i constantly forget words when i'm talking and is embarrising when meeting new people as it can lead to an awkward conversation. i can read perfectly well and better than most people however i do make allot of spelling mistakes. however i have had no trauma to my brain that i can think of. :S could someone please shead some light? thankyou.

[Jamirofan89]

@MrNinjaSpartan exactly like me.good reading but conversation is horrible.forget words,thinking of what i wanted to say or say a sentence over and over again... i'm 22 btw. maybe we should get checked it out?

[MrNinjaSpartan]

@Jamirofan89 I have recently gotten slightly better. I will suggest practising tongue twisters to you, that helped me allot. I came out to my family that I have trouble communicating with other people, they helped me allot. You should tell yours too and just start conversation. I cannot explain to you how helpful this was to me. Even if you have a pet just keep speaking to it, I still forget words but I have beter communication skills to help me disguise it or work around it. I hope this helped

[Jamirofan89]

@MrNinjaSpartan thanks! I'll try

[aaron4mann15]

agreed my father has wernikies asphasia and it has been the most difficult thing to watch him go through...screw the people who are immature enough to comment negatively...maybe if it was your family you wouldnt laugh so much

[FURRYDulaman]

I watched all 3 parts, and im a 15 year old highschooler im not supposed to cry about old peoples problems... But i did

[bennybenassii]

Simply understanding Aphaisa is absolutle torture, living with it for the rest of your life is something i personally could not deal with.

[inthebehljahr]

that guy's cat is really cute!

[RenneJJ]

seems that the tonotono guy's vid has been deleted from youtube.

[dchaney105]

tono tono

[Sebo89]

omg xD

[TotaIIy]

hahhahahahha..

[lucyba]

whoever thinks that the effects of aphasia is humorous is an extremely disturbed human being....if whoever it is is even considered human

[DLPBurke]

you will see this sort of thing all over. The ignorant and evil are everywhere

[gik130]

@lucyba Whoever thinks aphasia is funny has never had it before.

[fahrenheit10101010]

@lucyba thank god someone said something that makes sence...how can someone make fun of this? -.- my father survived a stroke,and there's nothing,nothing funny and interesting about it.

[pixisme]

This is in no way a criticism as it is clearly a typo,but you may get more hits if you can change the title to Aphasia.

Thanks for posting this video.

[RenneJJ]

the tono tono guy is much funnier

[MadThad0890]

agreed TONO TONO TONO

[lisaaaax2]

whats the link to that video i cant find it?

[bineuralboy]

Why is it that Sarah's apashia has not effect on her vocabulary? If it is do to a lesion in Broca's area as I would guess it to be (since her comprehension dosen't seem impaired and she complains of TOT type disturbances) then why is it that her ability to articulate her thoughts seems so fluid? Regardless very emotionally impacting video.

[shdwlink13]

Often times, with therapy people can get better; given that she is so young, she might have had a near full recovery