-When a story is begun by her, the first part is said so quickly that I can’t follow the line of reasoning. And then when the story continues, since the first part is missing, the story cannot be fully understood.
-When a story is told, key words are missing to the point of not being able to understand fully what is being said.
-When I make a point, the continuation of that point is not spoken, but a new point is spoken. This new point has nothing to do with the first point, but is spoken with equal enthusiasm.
-When describing two or more people, confusion results in which person is being talked about.
I don’t know if she recognizes that she has this problem, and I don’t want to hurt her feelings discussing this, but I should discuss it. How should I go about discussing it without hurting her feelings and asking her if she realizes she has a speech problem? She is 44 years old. Thank you.
2006-08-21
14:05:38
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Mr. love
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Mental Health