Aphasia Exercise Sentence | Just a Minute | Confident after Stroke

[@ermelinehilado1161]

It's so nice to hear what you said. I am the carer of my husband who has aphasia. I am the one who often say "nevermind" as I am getting frustrated that my husband cannot verbally express himself.

[@beyondhighc]

I can't imagine the challenges you face in helping him communicate. I am so glad you found this and I hope it is helpful to you and your husband 🙏​❤

[@realagold6388]

💜💙🩵 Thank you!!! “Just a minute.”🗣️😊

[@beyondhighc]

I love it :) Did you say it as you typed it? :)

[@realagold6388]

@@beyondhighc Yes!!😊

[@beyondhighc]

@@realagold6388 oh very good! That's a good exercise :)

[@JoshDSmith-wn1bg]

I was a professional music director prior to my aneurism and stroke. I’m grateful for the opportunities you and “Beyond High C” gives to us!

[@beyondhighc]

Wow Josh! The rhythm will come easier to you then, and if you lean into that, I think it can really accelerate your recovery in a big way- as you are already a musician! I am so glad you found us 🗣​🎶​!

[@001valeriepleasant]

I’m glad you here

[@beyondhighc]

@@001valeriepleasant I am glad YOU are here too 😍

[@adhityanugroho]

Thank you. Means a lot to me. 😊

[@beyondhighc]

You are welcome and your comment means a lot to me 😍​.

[@Emwest84]

Thank you ❤

[@beyondhighc]

You are welcome! I hope it helps you ❤​🤞​!

[@001valeriepleasant]

Me

[@beyondhighc]

Hello Valerie! Thank you for commenting :) ! Glad you are here!

[@brittneywilcox3926]

No voice

[@beyondhighc]

Oh Brittney! After stroke? Do you have a speech therapist? Let me know!