Can you please explain a little bit on how often and for how long should smbd help a dear one with aphasia due to a stroke 😢. How much is ok on a daily basis?
Thank you!! Your videos are a treasure to me in this time of suffering. My brother in law (42) had a stroke 2 months ago and lost his speech and his right side.
Hello and thank you. I ask people to practice for short time periods often through the day. I think this helps improvements happen faster without making the stroke survivor extra tired. I often ask someone to practice 10 minutes after breakfast, 10 minutes after lunch and 10 minutes after dinner. You can always start on the short side and build in more, 5 minutes at a time as your stroke survivor will tolerate. Wish you the best with the recovery 🙏.
DiVoran, thank you SO MUCH for this lovely comment 🙏 . I hope your love of singing is helping with your recovery 🤞 (I imagine it is and I am so glad you found my channel!)
Hello! I'm an aphasia patient and now trying to find the vault where all of the lyrics are gone lol. I can do karaoke but not sing with a radio.... th-cam.com/video/q3Ojjg-9-Tg/w-d-xo.html
I really loved your video! You are very funny! You would fit right in with my more advanced classes 😃. I wonder if you have tried working a song line by line- having the words in front of you: read it + look away and say it. Then the next line, then the 2 lines together-- bit by bit instead of a whole song? Thank you so much for commenting- I am so glad I got to watch your video! Would love to hear from you again 😍!
Great! I think that is a fantastic mindset- be fascinated... I have seen people make great progress with that positive, open attidude and I know you can too 👍@@strokeofgeniusamemoir
Thank you! Very helpful. My husband just had brain surgery, and needs speech therapy. - Michelle
Oh Great Michelle - so glad this is helpful. Wishing him well - planning more exercises 👍
I am currently having difficulty in speaking due to mild stroke last December 24, 2022. I will continue my physical and speech therapy.
Good Mary Joy, I am glad therapy is ongoing! Hope you remember you can keep improving and I hope this helps you 🤞
LOVELY VERY MUCH HELP FUL THANKS YOU GOODNESS 🌟 DAPHNE COTTON ALWAYS 💜
Thank you! I am curious about my brain and hopeful everyone will like it, too!
Can you please explain a little bit on how often and for how long should smbd help a dear one with aphasia due to a stroke 😢. How much is ok on a daily basis?
Thank you!! Your videos are a treasure to me in this time of suffering. My brother in law (42) had a stroke 2 months ago and lost his speech and his right side.
Hello and thank you. I ask people to practice for short time periods often through the day. I think this helps improvements happen faster without making the stroke survivor extra tired. I often ask someone to practice 10 minutes after breakfast, 10 minutes after lunch and 10 minutes after dinner. You can always start on the short side and build in more, 5 minutes at a time as your stroke survivor will tolerate. Wish you the best with the recovery 🙏.
I'm loving your teaching. I've got aphasia and I love, love, love, singing always have! I thank you from the bottom of my heart.
DiVoran, thank you SO MUCH for this lovely comment 🙏 . I hope your love of singing is helping with your recovery 🤞 (I imagine it is and I am so glad you found my channel!)
Thanks
My pleasure! Hope you're able to use it :)
Hello! I'm an aphasia patient and now trying to find the vault where all of the lyrics are gone lol. I can do karaoke but not sing with a radio.... th-cam.com/video/q3Ojjg-9-Tg/w-d-xo.html
I really loved your video! You are very funny! You would fit right in with my more advanced classes 😃. I wonder if you have tried working a song line by line- having the words in front of you: read it + look away and say it. Then the next line, then the 2 lines together-- bit by bit instead of a whole song? Thank you so much for commenting- I am so glad I got to watch your video! Would love to hear from you again 😍!
thank you! I'm trying experiments to find what me making new connections. My brain is fascinating to me lol.
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Great! I think that is a fantastic mindset- be fascinated... I have seen people make great progress with that positive, open attidude and I know you can too 👍@@strokeofgeniusamemoir