This nonfiction memoir explores brain cancer survivorship from the unique perspective of a Speech Therapist who became a patient. After losing speech due to neurological trauma, the author confronted the realities of invisible disability, parenting while recovering communication skills, and rebuilding confidence in daily life.
While she encountered misunderstanding and minimization in broader systems and settings, her speech therapy colleagues remained a source of professional respect, support, and understanding.
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