What is aphasia
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Aphasia is a condition that results from a stroke or brain injury and affects a person's ability to communicate. It can cause difficulties talking, listening, reading, writing, and using numbers. Aphasia usually comes on suddenly from a stroke but in rare cases develops gradually over time from a condition called Primary Progressive Aphasia. Those with aphasia remain competent adults who can make their own decisions.
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