Why Speaking Up After Stroke Feels So Hard If you’ve ever left a doctor’s office thinking, “I should’ve said something”—you’re not alone.
This episode breaks down why communication after stroke feels so difficult—and what you can do about it.
- Understand how executive dysfunction and aphasia fatigue make speaking up harder than it seems
- Learn why care partners sometimes hurt more than help (even when they mean well)
- Discover one small phrase you can prepare to take your power back this week
Start reclaiming what stroke tried to steal—your voice, identity, and confidence.
🎯 Download the free guide: https://lifeaphasiaacademy.co/f/take-it-back
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