Stories from Alumni with Aphasia
Aphasia, Penn State and Football 2023
I love Penn State Football and have season tickets at Beaver Stadium. This year, we played home games at West Virginia (9/2), Delaware (9/9), Iowa (9/23), Massachusetts (10/14), Indiana (10/28),
The Village at Penn State
Revised Last Friday, I drove from Bellefonte to the Village at Penn State to join Chaleece Sandberg to go to a group about Aphasia. When I got there, I realized
Aphasia, Penn State and Cape Cod Baseball
June 8th, 2023, was the third year I had a stroke at Cape Cod. As a result of my stroke, I have aphasia. My communication has improved my aphasia, but
PSU and Aphasia – Spooky
Aphasia sucks! I struggle to talk with my friends. Hearing them and telling stories is fun, but telling my stories takes work to tell. But telling my stories writing
Denise M.— My Story (Part 1)
Hello and welcome to the Penn State Alumni Aphasia Group! My name is Denise, and I am a proud holder of both my Bachelor’s and first Master’s degrees from Penn
Stories from Speech and Language Pathologists
A Penn State Student at Speech and Language Pathologist
My name is Rachel Dimberio. I am a graduate student at Penn State studying to be a Speech and Language Pathologist. I wanted to become an SLP after my uncle’s
Ed Nunez chats with Dr. Sandberg's students at Penn State
A former alumnus of Penn State, Ed Nunez, joined graduate students in the SLP program at Penn State to talk about his aphasia and connection to Penn State.