Inside Aphaisa : Part 3 of 3

[CALVINKLINE3]

Beautiful and encouraging..thank you !

[neuroviola]

Hi, I was 21-ish when I was diagnosed an AVM. I was very lucky to recover after my surgery, but I've started language difficulties: anomias, paraphasias, tip of the tongue and bilingual aphasia as well since then. I still have light difficulties I notice myself only, I know how annoying can be.

In the end I became a neuropsychologist ;-).

thanks 4 the beautiful channel and videos !!

[maszlagma]

Aphasia is very interesting and at the same time very devastating, these people are very strong to start all over! Gives you strength just watching them!

Thanks for the upload! I'm studying psychology and I wanted to find out more about aphasia and look at the human side as well!

[cali10101010]

Thank you for posting this. My sister has aphasia and apraxia and we are all learning how to work with these challenges. Great video.... :)

[margarita1551992]

great video..!

[harveyskater]

Thanks! beautiful!

[ninafitingov]

beautiful.

[suloui]

Thank you for sharing this video. I am a student speech and language therapist and it has really helped me to understand the impact of Aphasia. I will certainly have more patience and compassion for my future clients after watching this.

[Mariol012]

Thank very much for the video!

It was excellent

[TheBestGuitarSoloEVR]

Thank you so much for uploading this, is this a series or just a psa sort of thing? I would love to watch more