01480pam a2200277 a 45000010008000000030004000080050017000120080041000290100017000700200016000870400018001030500022001210820021001431000024001642450135001882600064003233000035003875040056004225050579004786500013010576500027010706500044010977000024011417000017011657000020011824961926OSt20191011164236.0970421s1997    enka     b    000 0 eng    a   97015402   a0335199372   aDLCcDLCdDLC00aRC425b.P376 199700a616.8552 PAR2211 aParr, Susie,d1953-10aTalking about aphasia :bliving with loss of language after stroke /cSusie Parr, Sally Byng, and Sue Gilpin ; with Chris Ireland.  aBuckingham ;aPhiladelphia :bOpen University Press,c1997.  axiii, 144 p. :bill. ;c24 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [143]-144).  aWhat is aphasia; "is frightened, is frightened" - the early experience of stroke and aphasia; "the thing is what job?" - work, leisure and aphasia; "can I get a word in edgeways?" - family, friends and aphasia; "lost in the undertow" - health, social care and voluntary services for people with aphasia; "everything seems a secret" - information and aphasia; "doing the inside work" - the meaning of aphasia; "they cannot see it or how will they know?" - aphasia and disability; "I'm fed up of saying I'm sorry" - learning to live with aphasia. Appendix 1 About the project. 0aAphasia. 0aAphasiaxCase studies. 0aCerebrovascular diseasexComplications.1 aByng, Sally,d1956-1 aGilpin, Sue.1 aIreland, Chris.