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Age 42 my husband suffered a stroke from disection of his carotid artery five years ago. He sufferes with Aphasia and Apraxia. Each new progress foward becomes a new norm and a new adventure. At times it is exciting and scary.

Age 42 my husband suffered a stroke from disection of his carotid artery five years ago. He sufferes with Aphasia and Apraxia. Each new progress foward becomes a new norm and a new adventure. At times it is exciting and scary.
My name is Paul. I can't talk very well. I had a stroke in 2013. I couldn't talk for 4
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This is a Finding Words story! I had a stroke eight years ago. I was forty-three years old. I have
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My name is Wayne Pifer. I had a stroke on Christmas Eve in 2009. I was 54 years old. I
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