Stories of Aphasia

In this episode of Stories of Aphasia, we take on a different setting. A group of University of Kentucky Aphasia Lab members sit and discuss their favorite places to eat in Lexington, Kentucky. Sharing their go-to breakfast, lunch, and dinner spots. They touch on the topic of the challenges they face and navigate when being out in public. It can not only be complicated, but raise anxiety and fear when doing tasks that seem may seem mundane. This episode is lively and fun, a new take on Stories of Aphasia's usual format! 

Matt talks about his story of aphasia and how his life has been impacted. University of Kentucky graduate student Regan. Matt reminisces on sports he played in college all while laughing and chatting about his friends. His troubles with aphasia are similar to others, but personal to him and his life. Join Matt in this episode of Stories of Aphasia! 

Kate is a participant in the University of Kentucky Aphasia Lab. In this episode, she shares how she acquired aphasia, along with how it has affected her life as a mom. Kate also shares how it has affected her kids and family members. Aphasia Friendly:Kate is a participant in the University of Kentucky Aphasia Lab. She talks about how she acquired aphasia. She talks about her kids and family. For the Aphasia Friendly version of the transcript, please find our website for the link!  https://chs.uky.edu/aphasia-lab