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Have you got Primary Progressive Apraxia of Speech? Let's connect

Brain & Nervous System | Last Active: Nov 7 4:35pm | Replies (45)
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The balance with side effects is so challenging! I unfortunately don't know of any medications to help PPAOS, but speech therapy has shown to be helpful in supporting communication and potentially slowing change. Have you tried speech therapy?

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kholden | @kholden | Sep 26 4:16pm

Thanks Rene for your input. I started speech therapy when I noticed I had trouble with multisyllable words, 7 years.
I'm still going to speech therapy though I lost speech.
I take meds for hands tremors, mouth tics and drooping. I had success the meds until they working. I wondering if anyone had a similar experience!
Thanks again Rene!

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