Left Brain was Damaged

Since my left brain was damaged it could not recognize letters, or how letters fit together to create a sound, or be able to form that word I was always trying to get out. Hemispheres of our brain process information in uniquely different ways. Both sides work together with every action we undertake. Our left brain thrives on details. It houses our language center, using words to communicate about anything and everything that happens in our lives. Our right mind interprets nonverbal language and pays more attention to the subtle cues of language, including tone of voice, facial expression, and body language. Our left brain understands the details of forming sentences and the meaning of the words we use.

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Author: Jim Daniel

Stroke Recovery a One Anniversary. Surrogate Writer PMD