Thoughts about life after stroke and brain trauma written by people with aphasia. Learn more about us on our website, strokecomebackcenter.org
Tuesday, March 28, 2017
People Can’t See Aphasia Disability by Perry
I am aphasia speech – not digits and words. Society: Aphasia is not important – society (handicapped people: wheelchair, cane walk, walking/seeing dog and speech. I am speech aphasia. Society can people see wheelchair and cane walk.). I go to Stroke Comeback Center. We run the gamut - technical, financial, high school and/or college student, and President of companies, etc. The people here have aphasia, disabled from speech.
I don’t say “verbs” in my speech, and/or I don’t speak “objects” and “people” speech, etc. The society are waiter/waitresses, people and computer scientists, managers can talk I -- I can speak. People and Society can not know my disabled aphasia people. The highest aphasia, and never speak and forget words – society can know. The number is severe aphasia (I am several years), not words, or words (aphasia “xyzzy”: but “I am sorry” I would say!) not feeling but subject and object (I am now later), or story locally …. Most people is short time, and extra time.
(St Patrick Day I can walk to an Irish bar. The drink is Irish beer. I talked bar waiter, and I order the whiskey, and see I point third bottle on top. I speak to waiter: “I want the beer” but I should “I want whiskey, third bottle whiskey – not iced”. The waitress brings beer. The waitress can’t understand!! Right in my brain, not speech!!)
Because: Aphasia people is time and extra time.
The most important thing for people in society is time, time, and TIME!!!
With time, and I can talk.
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I was a server. I had my stroke after I give birth at 38. Servers are suppose to go the the tables in A right rate section. Don't blame them. Say I need for you to wait I have a speech impairament. That is a fair thing to do
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DeleteLove ya Perry...keep strong and speak loud.
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