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In addition to all the definitions from Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary, the app offers voice search, synonyms, antonyms, example sentences, Word of the Day, and more.
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When I started with Aphasia, I could not hear how to say something that I wanted to say. I worked with the Therapy team to use different tools that I could use to help me get the next word.
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Many times, I am not available for other letters in my words. I may “cat” is about all I can do. What if I need to hear other items like that? Use WordHippo to see another word.
Kelly Notaras – Writing Your Life Story: Get Started with Exercises YouTube
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Jerry Jenkins at how to write a memoir. On YouTube.
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When I worked with the Therapy at Alex, she explained to me about using mind maps to use words to make a story. My aphasia makes setting stories is difficult. Before I had a stroke, I could talk with my friends and constantly talk stories and had fun. With Aphasia, my stories tell into three story. “I did that” was about the extent of this.
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Hello everyone,
Thank you for attending the aphasia support group on Wednesday. We hope it was helpful!
See below for resources that were discussed during the meeting. Also, I attached the mind maps that you can use to help you tell or write a story.