Say it with me: aphasia!
October 16, 2026 at 8:59 PM
Say it with me: aphasia!
"angry water" for sparkling water, in a fit of inspired aphasia once
October 14, 2026 at 3:00 AM
"angry water" for sparkling water, in a fit of inspired aphasia once
more like a form of aphasia?
October 16, 2026 at 12:51 AM
more like a form of aphasia?
I’m lucky I have a job where sometimes just showing up is enough, but I do wish migraines did not give me aphasia because it makes talking to patrons very uncomfortable.
October 15, 2026 at 1:18 PM
I’m lucky I have a job where sometimes just showing up is enough, but I do wish migraines did not give me aphasia because it makes talking to patrons very uncomfortable.
Pewdiepie after the aphasia
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October 12, 2026 at 9:30 PM
Pewdiepie after the aphasia
*trying to fit in with
goddamn aphasia strikes again, lol
goddamn aphasia strikes again, lol
October 13, 2026 at 6:05 PM
*trying to fit in with
goddamn aphasia strikes again, lol
goddamn aphasia strikes again, lol
No matter how detailed your writing, how much time you've put into composing it & documenting all of the intricacies, that call will then ask all of the questions that your message previously answered!
It was frustrating enough as an introvert, trying throw aphasia into the mix 🤣
It was frustrating enough as an introvert, trying throw aphasia into the mix 🤣
October 14, 2026 at 3:28 PM
No matter how detailed your writing, how much time you've put into composing it & documenting all of the intricacies, that call will then ask all of the questions that your message previously answered!
It was frustrating enough as an introvert, trying throw aphasia into the mix 🤣
It was frustrating enough as an introvert, trying throw aphasia into the mix 🤣
once again almost faved/reposted something actually very objectionable bc on second look i reversed the cause-effect arrow of the syntax: the aphasia sufferer's curse
October 16, 2026 at 6:02 PM
once again almost faved/reposted something actually very objectionable bc on second look i reversed the cause-effect arrow of the syntax: the aphasia sufferer's curse
AI speech interpretation for expressive aphasia faces a strict safety boundary: models below 1.5B parameters trigger severe hallucinations, while larger lightweight models achieve sub-second latency.
https://doi.org/10.2196/93518
https://doi.org/10.2196/93518
AI Speech App Proves Usable for Aphasia
A co-designed smartphone app helps people with expressive aphasia turn broken speech into clear sentences.
yesilscience.com
October 13, 2026 at 5:01 PM
AI speech interpretation for expressive aphasia faces a strict safety boundary: models below 1.5B parameters trigger severe hallucinations, while larger lightweight models achieve sub-second latency.
https://doi.org/10.2196/93518
https://doi.org/10.2196/93518
Exciting news! Thanks to all the generous donations to the Match the Momentum: Unite for Aphasia Awareness Campaign, we have unlocked matched funding from The Tavistock Trust for Aphasia to implement the first unified international aphasia awareness campaign: Recognise Aphasia
October 16, 2026 at 10:27 AM
Exciting news! Thanks to all the generous donations to the Match the Momentum: Unite for Aphasia Awareness Campaign, we have unlocked matched funding from The Tavistock Trust for Aphasia to implement the first unified international aphasia awareness campaign: Recognise Aphasia
Aphasia CRE – New MMAT Tele Trial Website Now Available for Speech Pathologists
The MMAT Tele trial is still recruiting and needs just 22 more people with post-stroke aphasia to complete this stage of the study. This important research is exploring the feasibility and acceptability of a…
The MMAT Tele trial is still recruiting and needs just 22 more people with post-stroke aphasia to complete this stage of the study. This important research is exploring the feasibility and acceptability of a…
Aphasia CRE – New MMAT Tele Trial Website Now Available for Speech Pathologists
The MMAT Tele trial is still recruiting and needs just 22 more people with post-stroke aphasia to complete this stage of the study. This important research is exploring the feasibility and acceptability of a behavioural aphasia intervention. The results will help us understand more about delivering aphasia intervention over telehealth during the pivotal first 12 months post stroke. We have just launched a new website for the study!
aphasiacre.com
October 12, 2026 at 9:18 PM
Aphasia CRE – New MMAT Tele Trial Website Now Available for Speech Pathologists
The MMAT Tele trial is still recruiting and needs just 22 more people with post-stroke aphasia to complete this stage of the study. This important research is exploring the feasibility and acceptability of a…
The MMAT Tele trial is still recruiting and needs just 22 more people with post-stroke aphasia to complete this stage of the study. This important research is exploring the feasibility and acceptability of a…
It's difficult to read aphasia into the paleontological and archeological record so one is only left to assume that it's impact must have been wholly massive.
October 16, 2026 at 2:52 PM
It's difficult to read aphasia into the paleontological and archeological record so one is only left to assume that it's impact must have been wholly massive.
whenever i can't remember a word, the one word that DOES inevitably pop into my mind and refuse to leave is always "aphasia"
October 13, 2026 at 3:44 PM
whenever i can't remember a word, the one word that DOES inevitably pop into my mind and refuse to leave is always "aphasia"
My GP was all "this appointment could have been a phone call" and I was all "I KNOW I had something to ask but I've forgotten what it is.
Migraine season is in full operation, tho, so I remember nothing and didn't make notes.
(It's probably related to the aphasia)
Migraine season is in full operation, tho, so I remember nothing and didn't make notes.
(It's probably related to the aphasia)
October 13, 2026 at 6:40 PM
My GP was all "this appointment could have been a phone call" and I was all "I KNOW I had something to ask but I've forgotten what it is.
Migraine season is in full operation, tho, so I remember nothing and didn't make notes.
(It's probably related to the aphasia)
Migraine season is in full operation, tho, so I remember nothing and didn't make notes.
(It's probably related to the aphasia)
Currently unable to feel the left side of my body from my waist up.
I can type. I can speak, sort of.
I don't have aphasia which means probably silent migraine.
My brain is insisting my left arm is 20 feet long although the other part of my brain knows that to be untrue.
I repeat, bodies are RUDE.
I can type. I can speak, sort of.
I don't have aphasia which means probably silent migraine.
My brain is insisting my left arm is 20 feet long although the other part of my brain knows that to be untrue.
I repeat, bodies are RUDE.
This is not nearly as fun as one might think.
I am on day 4 of a flare w/my spinal cord issue, and I either have a silent migraine or am about to be hospitalized w/pain from a hemiplegic migraine.
Bodies are RUDE.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alice_i...
I am on day 4 of a flare w/my spinal cord issue, and I either have a silent migraine or am about to be hospitalized w/pain from a hemiplegic migraine.
Bodies are RUDE.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alice_i...
Alice in Wonderland syndrome - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
October 13, 2026 at 1:38 PM
Currently unable to feel the left side of my body from my waist up.
I can type. I can speak, sort of.
I don't have aphasia which means probably silent migraine.
My brain is insisting my left arm is 20 feet long although the other part of my brain knows that to be untrue.
I repeat, bodies are RUDE.
I can type. I can speak, sort of.
I don't have aphasia which means probably silent migraine.
My brain is insisting my left arm is 20 feet long although the other part of my brain knows that to be untrue.
I repeat, bodies are RUDE.
Ugh I hate when I make typos because of aphasia. Oh well, I suppose.
October 16, 2026 at 5:09 AM
Ugh I hate when I make typos because of aphasia. Oh well, I suppose.
Hmmm. Perhaps her experience in working on a subject like post-stroke aphasia might have come in handy.
October 10, 2026 at 11:00 PM
Hmmm. Perhaps her experience in working on a subject like post-stroke aphasia might have come in handy.
We’re proud to celebrate our alumnus, Dr. Gerald Imaezue, for his research on Clinical AI for Aphasia at #USF! Congratulations on receiving the AIRG from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation. Wishing you continued success, Dr. Imaezue!
#SLHSatCUNYGC #Aphasia #ClinicalAI #AlumniSpotlight
#SLHSatCUNYGC #Aphasia #ClinicalAI #AlumniSpotlight
October 16, 2026 at 3:39 PM
We’re proud to celebrate our alumnus, Dr. Gerald Imaezue, for his research on Clinical AI for Aphasia at #USF! Congratulations on receiving the AIRG from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation. Wishing you continued success, Dr. Imaezue!
#SLHSatCUNYGC #Aphasia #ClinicalAI #AlumniSpotlight
#SLHSatCUNYGC #Aphasia #ClinicalAI #AlumniSpotlight
for years I've found it amusing that I can remember the word aphasia but forget the words for simple nouns so often.....
October 12, 2026 at 3:10 PM
for years I've found it amusing that I can remember the word aphasia but forget the words for simple nouns so often.....
AphaVoice is a text-to-speech framework designed to synthesize realistic aphasic speech for medical training.
Source: arXiv cs.CL
Source: arXiv cs.CL
AphaVoice: Text-to-Speech Model for Aphasia Patient Simulation
Abstract page for arXiv paper 2610.14479: AphaVoice: Text-to-Speech Model for Aphasia Patient Simulation
arxiv.org
October 14, 2026 at 4:22 PM
AphaVoice is a text-to-speech framework designed to synthesize realistic aphasic speech for medical training.
Source: arXiv cs.CL
Source: arXiv cs.CL
Assessing agrammatic speech: Insights from perceptual ratings, statistical metrics, and lesion-symptom mapping
www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
Assessing agrammatic speech: Insights from perceptual ratings, statistical metrics, and lesion-symptom mapping
The perceptual recognition of expressive agrammatism in aphasia is rapid and readily apparent by seasoned and novice researchers alike. However, in re…
www.sciencedirect.com
October 15, 2026 at 6:37 PM
Assessing agrammatic speech: Insights from perceptual ratings, statistical metrics, and lesion-symptom mapping
www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
Like it was already bad before but it's so much worse rn it seriously feels like aphasia
October 14, 2026 at 9:30 PM
Like it was already bad before but it's so much worse rn it seriously feels like aphasia
Through examples of augmentative and alternative communication & AI-supported tools for people with aphasia, she will discuss how collaborative design activities can make assumptions visible, bring different forms of expertise into conversation, and help teams negotiate what to build and why.
October 15, 2026 at 2:23 PM
Through examples of augmentative and alternative communication & AI-supported tools for people with aphasia, she will discuss how collaborative design activities can make assumptions visible, bring different forms of expertise into conversation, and help teams negotiate what to build and why.
Advances in Implementation Science Seminar- now available to view on YouTube
Dr Kirstine Shrubsoles semniar presentation is now available to view on the Aphais aCRe YouTube Channel. Learn about advances in implementation science within aphasia, and applications for practice and research. This will…
Dr Kirstine Shrubsoles semniar presentation is now available to view on the Aphais aCRe YouTube Channel. Learn about advances in implementation science within aphasia, and applications for practice and research. This will…
Advances in Implementation Science Seminar- now available to view on YouTube
Dr Kirstine Shrubsoles semniar presentation is now available to view on the Aphais aCRe YouTube Channel. Learn about advances in implementation science within aphasia, and applications for practice and research. This will include: •design and outcomes of an implementation toolkit for aphasia best practice, including how clinicians successfully led change as ‘Champions’,•the process of co-designing, and evaluation plans for, a self-guided web-based toolkit…
aphasiacre.com
October 12, 2026 at 7:14 AM
Advances in Implementation Science Seminar- now available to view on YouTube
Dr Kirstine Shrubsoles semniar presentation is now available to view on the Aphais aCRe YouTube Channel. Learn about advances in implementation science within aphasia, and applications for practice and research. This will…
Dr Kirstine Shrubsoles semniar presentation is now available to view on the Aphais aCRe YouTube Channel. Learn about advances in implementation science within aphasia, and applications for practice and research. This will…
Driving. New Jersey. Heard a song. Recognized it from Back in ye Day. Aphasia kicked in and I could NOT articulate the band’s name. What came out:
“Stygian Cabaret.”
Me: Come on, man. That ain’t right. It’s got the guy. With the hair. With the hair and the lips.
20 minutes later: “Aerosmith.”
“Stygian Cabaret.”
Me: Come on, man. That ain’t right. It’s got the guy. With the hair. With the hair and the lips.
20 minutes later: “Aerosmith.”
October 13, 2026 at 6:32 PM
Driving. New Jersey. Heard a song. Recognized it from Back in ye Day. Aphasia kicked in and I could NOT articulate the band’s name. What came out:
“Stygian Cabaret.”
Me: Come on, man. That ain’t right. It’s got the guy. With the hair. With the hair and the lips.
20 minutes later: “Aerosmith.”
“Stygian Cabaret.”
Me: Come on, man. That ain’t right. It’s got the guy. With the hair. With the hair and the lips.
20 minutes later: “Aerosmith.”