STROKE
Speech therapy: Aphasia is very common in stroke victims: at least 1/3 of all people who have had a stroke have some degree of aphasia. Speech therapy and time can help approximately 50 percent of these people regain the ability to speak. WORKING WITH SOMEONE WHO HAS HAD A STROKE. After a stroke, the patient may not be able to move, may not be ... ................
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