【言語リハビリ】言葉を取り戻せ！脳梗塞で喋れなくなった私の体験談｜言語聴覚士（ST）との訓練と高次脳機能障害テストの現実 #後遺症 #リハビリ #動脈硬化 #半身麻痺 #言語障害 #高次脳機能障害

"I understand it in my head, but the words just won't come out of my mouth..." This is the rehabilitation story of a man who suffered a stroke and experienced speech impairment. [Speech-Language Pathology Edition] From the desperate situation immediately after his stroke, when a friend told him they couldn't understand a word he was saying, how did he regain his ability to speak? He'll share his specific training methods with his speech-language pathologist (ST), and even the behind-the-scenes details of the tests for "dementia" (higher brain dysfunction). [Video Highlights] [01:01] The Beginning of Speech Impairment: The Frustration of Slurred Speaking [01:40] The Shocking First Phone Call: The Single Word "I Collapsed" That Didn't Get Through to a Friend [03:02] The Mystery of Speech Impairment: The Feeling of a Disconnect Between the Mind and Mouth and the Fear of Aphasia [04:18] The Standard Speech Rehabilitation Test: What Are Doctors Judging? [05:03] Training with a Speech-Language Pathologist (ST): From Vocalization Exercises to Reading Training [05:43] Desperate Tongue Training: Shaking the Tongue from Side to Side to Strengthen the Muscles [06:55] The Best Practice is Conversation: Casual Chats with Nurses Provide Strength [08:29] The Reality of Higher Brain Dysfunction Tests: Dates, Locations, and the Challenge of Kanji Tests [12:15] The Brain Can Be Trained for Life: Brain Training Continued After Discharge and Current Situation [13:46] The Science of Rehabilitation: Does Skipping Rehabilitation Prevent Network Reconfiguration? [15:39] Final thoughts: Prevention before collapse and encouragement for fellow sufferers ■Main things I worked on in speech rehabilitation (ST) ・"Pataca" pronunciation training ・Training to increase tongue range of motion (e.g., tongue pushing back) ・Reading aloud training ・Assessment tests for higher brain function (cognition, kanji, calculation, etc.) To everyone currently struggling with difficulty speaking: Rehabilitation is a crucial process of rebuilding the brain's network. I, too, continued practicing moving my tongue alone in my hospital room at night. "Don't push yourself too hard," but "Don't give up." I hope this video will give hope and hints for rehabilitation to those with similar struggles. Subscribing to the channel and giving a thumbs up will be a great encouragement for me to continue creating content! #Stroke #BrainStroke #SpeechDisorder #Aphasia #Rehabilitation #SpeechTherapist #ST #ArticulationDysfunction #HigherBrainFunction #Aftereffects #ImprovingArticulation #BrainTraining #PersonalExperience #StrokeUncle