Jovan’s Story

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Jovan my son 32 yrs suffered from Stroke after Brain surgery 10 yrs ago He got totally paralyses & lost his little speech he had before .He regained his motor functions a lot not his speech ! See if Aphasia therapy can be of some help to him

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