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I have a T1 spinal cord injury and i often see ppl mention sweating as a sign of AD but I've never experienced this even during a severe episode that triggered from high heat. During this episode i didn't sweat but rather cried, i felt numb yet cold kind of light headed, after awhile my parents had to stop at a restaurant to cool me down. By the time we got in i couldn't open my eyes from feeling dizzy/light headed with spotted vision, and was unable to speak bc i felt faint and weak. I've never seen a video or heard anyone mention crying as a possible symptom and was curious if the reason i cried was bc i can't sweat. I haven't been able to find any answers to this so maybe u can. Does the level of thoracic injury determine whether u can sweat or not and is it bc i can't sweat the reason y i cried during an AD episode?

Great demonstration 👍

It's hard for me to understand this and to retain it to my memory..thank U for this educational video..U really help me alot

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Good illustrative videos. Appreciate you for making them. From an SLP viewpoint, your videos look Good!!!

Those computer guys have certainly left a traumatic impression. Most of them ride bicycles, that’s true.

I am a medical student and this video was so helpful) thank you so much

fascinating

I had a stroke in 2011 and since then I thought I just become stupid and dumb as my perfect vacubarly skills gone comitely. Thanks good I had a professional speech therapist in 2024 and she opened my ayas that. On this video is exactly how I am if I will stop faking and stop hiding my real me. 😢

Great ones! 😁!

Yes!! 😁!

Thanks for uploading

Stroke in November 2022 Almost 2 years past, language still improving

aphasia makes me special

Very informative video. Is it possible for an 80 year old suffering from the same condition to recover on their own without a speech therapist? My mom has been at the hospital over two weeks without a speech therapist and that may continue for sometime. I visit her daily and speak with her. She really tries to say words but it doesn't make sense. Most of the time its just two words she repeats. Is my daily visit where I'm speaking with her helping?

Very informative, thank u so much ❤

If repetition is intact, the video demostrated otherwise

5:40 repetition

😆 Promo*SM

Thanks for the video

Is that an actress trying to portray the illness or is she really a patient of aphasia?

Sounds like me when I'm sleep talking🫢