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     Expressive Aphasia - Sarah Scott - Teenage Stroke Survivor

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     Sarah Scott - 9 Years After a Stroke at 18 - Aphasia

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     Sarah Scott - 7 Years After a Stroke at 18 - Aphasia

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2. www.youtube.com › watchSarah Scott talks about her life now, stroke and aphasia as a ...

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   May 20, 2022 · Sarah Scott has recorded yearly videos every year since she had a stroke and acquired aphasia at the age of 18. She is a volunteer and ambassador for several charities including...

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   • Author: SymphUK

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4. theaphasiacenter.com › caregiver-stories › sarahSarah Scott's recovery - when your child has aphasia

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   Sarah Scott's recovery - when your child has aphasia | The Aphasia Center. Sarah had a stroke at age 18. While at the intensive aphasia program, her parents talk with Dr. Bartels about Sarah's stroke recovery and what it's been like for not just Sarah, but her entire family. Watch her videos at https://www.youtube.com/user/SymphUK.

5. neuralethes.jpassecker.comBroca's Aphasia - The story of Sarah Scott

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   Expressive Aphasia - Sarah Scott - Teenage Stroke Survivor. Sarah Scott 9 months after the stroke. Again important is to remember that she knows the words but is not always able to express them. Labels: Brain Broca Documentary Analysis Gehirn Science Speech.

6. www.headway.org.uk › sarah-scottSarah Scott | Headway

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   Almost a decade on, 28-year old Sarah works as a scientist testing cancer treatments, but she's still living with the ongoing effects of her brain injury, including expressive aphasia. Understandably, her communication problems have presented many challenges within her life, most notably during her time at school and her career since.

7. www.youtube.com › watchSarah Scott - 7 Years After a Stroke at 18 - Aphasia - YouTube

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   This video shows Sarah Scott seven years after her stroke, talking about her recovery. Please ask any questions below in the comments and Sarah will do her b...

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8. www.youtube.com › watchSarah Scott - 9 Years After a Stroke at 18 - Aphasia - YouTube

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   This video was recorded 9 years after Sarah suffered a stroke at school. Sarah has recovered a great deal of speech but still has problems with reading, writ...

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   What did Sarah's mom say about her aphasia?

   • Sarah’s mom: She couldn’t swallow, she was paralyzed, couldn’t walk, couldn’t speak at all - she had no speech. And then gradually, “yes” and “no” and naming things – that kind of came back. She got her walking back and her swallowing, so she looked normal and the thing that she had that remained was aphasia. Which was actually very disabling.

   Sarah Scott's recovery - when your child has aphasia

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   What's going on with a 28-year-old girl with expressive aphasia?

   • Almost a decade on, 28-year old Sarah works as a scientist testing cancer treatments, but she's still living with the ongoing effects of her brain injury, including expressive aphasia. Understandably, her communication problems have presented many challenges within her life, most notably during her time at school and her career since.

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   What causes Broca's aphasia?

   • Since then she has made an impressing recovery thanks to her great willpower and persistence and thanks to a great support by friends, family and the research experts. Although one might think that damage to Broca's Area might be the sole underlying cause of Broca's Aphasia it is only true in a classical understanding.

   Broca's Aphasia - The story of Sarah Scott

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10. www.youtube.com › watchExpressive Aphasia - Sarah Scott - Teenage Stroke Survivor

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    Feb 28, 2010 · Sarah had an unexpected ischemic stroke when she was 18. She now suffers from aphasia, a communication disorder. Over million people in the USA have aphasia, and over 350 thousand in the UK....

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    • Author: SymphUK