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do you ever disoragnize your words?

do your words rearrange themselves?

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  • no

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  • I don't think i get what you're saying

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prplchknz

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I mean lately this happens on occasion, i'm still good 90% of the time, but this use to never happen now if i want to say like "do you want your cellphone to charge more" it will come out "charge more you want cellphone" or something like that. Does anyone else experience this?
 

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Word salad.
 

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Sounds more like aphasia than word salad.
 

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The only odd kind of mistake I've made with words is speaking French when I meant to speak Spanish. And one time I tried to ask a team lead at work a question but I rambled about something entirely unrelated. She thought it was funny.
 

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On occasion. Not lately, and not often. I usually realize it and think about it for a while afterward.



Note: As I was typing this, I typed 'afterwords' instead of afterward.:doh:
 

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It's word salad. (When is prpl going to seek help?)

word salad's kinda more extreme than aphasia- the sentences are not just being rearranged- they have no relation to anything whatsoever. What she's describing sounds more like aphasia (receptive aphasia, maybe?), in that regard, but I guess there's overlap, but yeah, ultimately the semantic element doesn't matter.. addressing it does.


Not trying to be your broken record or anything but I'll say it again.. chickens- if you ever want help researching to find a new doctor covered by your insurance to help you with medication adjustment, hit me up. PM, email, cell phone. Email my cell phone, if you want, even. (I don't have a smartphone). Anytime; present or future.
 

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word salad's kinda more extreme than aphasia- the sentences are not just being rearranged- they have no relation to anything whatsoever. What she's describing sounds more like aphasia (receptive aphasia, maybe?), in that regard, but I guess there's overlap, but yeah, ultimately the semantic element doesn't matter.. addressing it does.


Not trying to be your broken record or anything but I'll say it again.. chickens- if you ever want help researching to find a new doctor covered by your insurance to help you with medication adjustment, hit me up. PM, email, cell phone. Email my cell phone, if you want, even. (I don't have a smartphone). Anytime; present or future.

A word salad can be more or less disorganized wording: either jumbled words in an otherwise comprehensible sentence, or just a bunch of randomly associated words strung together. Yes, addressing the issue is most important. If its caused by something behavioral, then she needs to stop doing it.
 

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A word salad can be more or less disorganized wording: either jumbled words in an otherwise comprehensible sentence, or just a bunch of randomly associated words strung together. Yes, addressing the issue is most important. If its caused by something behavioral, then she needs to stop doing it.

UGHGHUHGUHGUHUGHUGHUHG
 

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if it was word salad, i'd be a lot lot lot lot lower functioning than i am
 

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How functional are you?

I don't live at home, i can take care of myself, my therapist said there's some issues with me getting a job that i need to work through, but i shop on my own cook on my own all that stuff. so pretty functional.
 

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i am curious to see if anyone relates to this at all.
 
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