Re: I can speak for myself, if you'll let me do so

[rayilynlee <rayilynlee@xxxxxxx>]

Interesting article.  The       only     way    I    can    get    words
out    is    to   do    the    computer     type    delivery and it is not
that my brain is slow,  I just strangle when I try to speak.  It is awful
when you can't write either.  People think I am angry when I raise my voice
to get the words out.  They just don't and can't understand.

For me this turned out to be a much greater problem than I ever  imagined.

Ray

Rayilyn Brown
Director AZNPF
Arizona Chapter National Parkinson Foundation
rbrown@xxxxxxxxx

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Subject: I can speak for myself, if you'll let me do so

> There was a great op/ed in the Washington Post last week by Jackie
> Christensen about the difficulties of communicating for PWP. It was so
> honest and relevant on a number of levels.  SEE:
> I Can Speak for Myself, If You'll Let Me Do So
> By Jackie Christensen    The Washington Post Tuesday, June 2, 2009
> http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/06/01/AR2009060102835.html
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