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Often people have never heard of aphasia until it happens to them.
It can feel like you are the only one.
People may struggle to understand what it’s like to live with language loss.
Living with Aphasia is a community of people who offer hope and inspiration to others who live with communication difficulties.
Hear their amazing stories – and contact us if you’d like to share yours.
After suffering an aneurysm in 2019, Nicky's life was saved by the Air Ambulance.
Joseph suffered his first stroke at 17 and a second at 59. He feels as though he has lived three different lives separated by these events.
Nick suffered a stroke in 2017 and now has trouble speaking.
Following a stroke in 2017, Em was Initially left paralysed on her whole right side and unable to speak. Em describes her recovery journey and new perspectives on life.
After suffering a stroke, Nigel was introduced to Living With Aphasia who helped him on the road to recovery.
James was 14 years old when he suffered a brain injury which left him with physical disabilities and what we now know as Aphasia.
Helen was in her 30's when she had a stroke. Living With Aphasia has supported Helen and helped to rebuild her confidence .
After suffering aneurysm in New York, Helen moved back to the UK to be with her family and continue the process of recovering from her illness.
Living with Aphasia is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation.
Registered UK Charity Commission on 28 Feb 2017
Charity number 1171831.
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