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Default New to encephalopathy. Post 1 of required 5
Hi. Looks like I need to make 5 posts to use chat rooms so here is #1. New to encephalopathy for 5 months. Four weeks into speech therapy. Discussed and using compensatory strategies, but no work around for trying/failing to think at the same time as talking. I look forward to using the chat rooms to share and learn more.
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