Often you can feel like the only family that is living with aphasia. Yet around 6,000 in Devon have aphasia as a result of a stroke or brain injury.
Aphasia affects everyone in a different way and often the hidden difficulties with words can be tricky to understand.
Our aphasia community is here to support and help others. Hearing other people’s experiences can offer inspiration and hope for your recovery and life journey with aphasia.
We’d love to hear your experience of living with aphasia.
Listen to Stroke Stories, The Stroke Association podcast, dedicated to giving a voice to stroke survivors.
Stories from people with aphasia are included in the podcast and people from our group are featured.
The Impact of my partner's aphasia on my life.
Hearing from Emma, James' sister and Carer.
Em's best friend shares her story of learning more about aphasia.
My daughter has aphasia but she is still a laughing and a happy woman.
