My bff overseas had his stroke last week. 9 days later he cannot talk at all. Thu say he understands. Will he ever talk?? I suppose lots of tongue exercises first. Great video
So glad you commented - a lot of people recovery quite a bit of speech once their recovery really gets underway- even when at first they don't say much or anything. I want to give you that 🗣👍. What do the doctors say? Does he have apraxia? In that case a lot of tongue exercises might be a big help yes. Feel free to visit this link if you want to continue talking. Sending ALL the positive recovery vibes possible 🤞👍🙏beyondhighc.com/contact-us/
@@beyondhighc we r in seperate continents, tslkingbfor 8 years every day. I'm not on his next of kin list ad he kept me pro vc ate from family thyshoulnt Under stand long distance connection. Many people do not. I fsound out from his co worker what happened and called the hospital myself until I found him. I told the nurses his mental health is a priority and I explained who I am and to let him know I am with him in spirit. And that I know what happened and th a t he is loved. I am not sure whete his phone is but I continue to talk to him in messenger with uplifting pictures and simple phrases of encouragement. Perhaps nurse picked it up and showed him. no gave no means to go to him nor even a passport. We've never met and got used to distance. We just confided in each other car bffs do. I think itdcshock him if I actually showed up. He is shy and awkward and w/o y lntvwsnt me to see him at his worst. Its tricky. I'll call again tomorrow and ask nurse to put phone to his ear so he can hear my voice. Although it might upset him as he is unable to reply. I left my number at nurses station to give to parents if thy wish to ring me. Their choice. In have to excercise my face too now as the bed I spoke to for 8 years cannot talk with me. I only talked to him besides people in shops s and my daughter. If only he was able to text but not that either. It's luke a rug was pulled from under both of us. He taught me everything happens for a reason and I hope he d discovers how strong he really is. He has not experienced much in life so now he has experienced a great challenge that most never do. I tell him on messenger I'm very proud for the tiniest move or sound he can make. Thanks for link and respinse6
oh come on, how does moving your hand across your body build new brain connections. I suffer from childhood brain injury 55 years ago had zero treatment. And multiple concussions. i have been try to learn guitar for 14 years still cant play a song because i cant remember rhythms or melodies. im 63 now. i have basically no education.
Todd, if you Google "does crossing the midline build neural connection" you will see a lot of things come up. I think the articles on occupational therapists websites and physical therapists websites are the easiest to understand. Here is a very scientific explantion: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31473669/ I rely on what therapists tell me and on what I have read, as I am not a therapist. I can tell you, based on the information I have recieved from speech therapists, occupational therapists, physical therapists and music therapists (and through my own reading of scientific study abstracts) that crossing the midline (crossing your body) has a good impact on your cognition, executive function, and your ability to rebuild and improve after a stroke or brain injury. I hope the exercises I put here on TH-cam are helpful to you. That is my goal and I wish you well. Thank you for commenting.
I find all the speech exercises childish. I had a stroke about 3 weeks ago, spent almost a month between hospital and rehab. PT did nothing for me. I still can't talk sentences without stumbling and typing is just as hard.
I hear you - I appreciate your comment- and I will be mindful when creating exercises. If you keep at it- hopefully you know- you will get better and better. I encourage you to practice sentences that are meaningful to you. Also, take one meaningful sentence and speak it at breakfast, lunch and dinner- same sentence for a week- I bet you will notice A LOT less stumbling.
Hi. I'm Dave, I had full half a body I recovered I'm your videos have saved me.
Thank you so much for saying that + I am so so happy I have been helpful!!!
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Thank you.. showing my brother, I hope he likes it ♥ 🙏
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Thank you David! More like this maybe helpful ?
My bff overseas had his stroke last week. 9 days later he cannot talk at all. Thu say he understands. Will he ever talk?? I suppose lots of tongue exercises first. Great video
So glad you commented - a lot of people recovery quite a bit of speech once their recovery really gets underway- even when at first they don't say much or anything. I want to give you that 🗣👍. What do the doctors say? Does he have apraxia? In that case a lot of tongue exercises might be a big help yes. Feel free to visit this link if you want to continue talking. Sending ALL the positive recovery vibes possible 🤞👍🙏beyondhighc.com/contact-us/
@@beyondhighc we r in seperate continents, tslkingbfor 8 years every day. I'm not on his next of kin list ad he kept me pro vc ate from family thyshoulnt Under stand long distance connection. Many people do not. I fsound out from his co worker what happened and called the hospital myself until I found him. I told the nurses his mental health is a priority and I explained who I am and to let him know I am with him in spirit. And that I know what happened and th a t he is loved. I am not sure whete his phone is but I continue to talk to him in messenger with uplifting pictures and simple phrases of encouragement. Perhaps nurse picked it up and showed him. no gave no means to go to him nor even a passport. We've never met and got used to distance. We just confided in each other car bffs do. I think itdcshock him if I actually showed up. He is shy and awkward and w/o y lntvwsnt me to see him at his worst. Its tricky. I'll call again tomorrow and ask nurse to put phone to his ear so he can hear my voice. Although it might upset him as he is unable to reply. I left my number at nurses station to give to parents if thy wish to ring me. Their choice. In have to excercise my face too now as the bed I spoke to for 8 years cannot talk with me. I only talked to him besides people in shops s and my daughter. If only he was able to text but not that either. It's luke a rug was pulled from under both of us. He taught me everything happens for a reason and I hope he d discovers how strong he really is. He has not experienced much in life so now he has experienced a great challenge that most never do. I tell him on messenger I'm very proud for the tiniest move or sound he can make. Thanks for link and respinse6
Can you make longer video plz
Yes!
❤❤thank you
You are very welcome ❤❤!
Brain surgery all problems with speech.
6-12 weeks or more after surgery ???
Can you make longer video plz 🙏
yes I can! Are you wanting more repetition of the exercise or more variations? Glad you asked!
@@beyondhighc more variation plz. Thank you 🙏
@@sherpaproduction672 okay! Thank you for telling me!
cannot snap fingers
can you move your hand in rhythm side to side? Or maybe tap your leg? Glad you commented!
oh come on, how does moving your hand across your body build new brain connections. I suffer from childhood brain injury 55 years ago had zero treatment. And multiple concussions. i have been try to learn guitar for 14 years still cant play a song because i cant remember rhythms or melodies. im 63 now. i have basically no education.
Todd, if you Google "does crossing the midline build neural connection" you will see a lot of things come up. I think the articles on occupational therapists websites and physical therapists websites are the easiest to understand. Here is a very scientific explantion: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31473669/ I rely on what therapists tell me and on what I have read, as I am not a therapist. I can tell you, based on the information I have recieved from speech therapists, occupational therapists, physical therapists and music therapists (and through my own reading of scientific study abstracts) that crossing the midline (crossing your body) has a good impact on your cognition, executive function, and your ability to rebuild and improve after a stroke or brain injury. I hope the exercises I put here on TH-cam are helpful to you. That is my goal and I wish you well. Thank you for commenting.
I find all the speech exercises childish. I had a stroke about 3 weeks ago, spent almost a month between hospital and rehab. PT did nothing for me. I still can't talk sentences without stumbling and typing is just as hard.
I hear you - I appreciate your comment- and I will be mindful when creating exercises. If you keep at it- hopefully you know- you will get better and better. I encourage you to practice sentences that are meaningful to you. Also, take one meaningful sentence and speak it at breakfast, lunch and dinner- same sentence for a week- I bet you will notice A LOT less stumbling.
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@@MrAqeel786 I'm happy you found this channel. I hope it helps you :)