Invisible

After I briefly lost my vision, I realized I couldn’t read. At 44 I had a stroke. I had no muscle weakness or paralysis. Reading, comprehension and “input overload” are my invisible disabilities.

After I briefly lost my vision, I realized I couldn’t read. At 44 I had a stroke. I had no muscle weakness or paralysis. Reading, comprehension and “input overload” are my invisible disabilities.
If I could describe Aphasia in one word, it would be (challenging. February 16, 2012 is a day I would
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What is
aphasia?
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What causes
aphasia?
Explore the most common causes of aphasia and how brain changes can lead to communication challenges.
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of aphasia?
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and prevention
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