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Aphasia affects the ability to use and understand language (letters, words and sentences) for speaking and writing. It does not affect a person’s intelligence.
This loss of conversation impacts the whole family. It can profoundly affect relationships and family dynamics. The hidden difficulties of aphasia can be challenging for others to understand.
“Living with someone with aphasia has been very frustrating. Don't take me the wrong way - it's frustrating for them too. Seeing the difficulty in finding a word to make a sentence can be heart breaking... I have really tried to have fun with this every day.”
“Laugh together when it's going wrong. Stroke survivors often suffer from depression. I've really tried to combat this with us being able to laugh at the mistakes and working together to resolve things.”
Living with Aphasia is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation.
Registered UK Charity Commission on 28 Feb 2017
Charity number 1171831.
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