Hilary Shea
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 30 Jul
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Yep.
So if we think about word retrieval fluency, it's can you access the vocabulary that you have and can you do it fluently enough, which is basically conversational.
What you would have just done, that description of it is called circumlocution.
That is just describe the word and see if either that cues my own brain or it cues my listener's brain to provide it, which is completely normal.
Again, these are things that when they happen every once in a while,
it's not a big deal when i get more tired at the end of my day i have those issues as well but the frequency of his especially given that a lot of times he's giving a speech off a teleprompter he should not be having any issues finding words they should be right there now we do know that he goes off off the teleprompter frequently venezuela is a very happy place and a tragic incident with the uh
Um, but yes, if you're going to have a word finding issue, there are likely neurological reasons behind that stroke is one of the biggest reasons why you would have word finding dementia is another reason, things like brain tumor, things like medication side effects, but there's something going on that is not probably normal.
Speaker 1 Yeah, so many things, but we don't have time for all of this.
The biggest thing are the phonemic paraphernalia.
So word finding is actually different.
Word finding is part of language.
But why I'm called a speech language pathologist is because there are two separate things to treat.
Language is I can't find my words.
Speech is I can't produce the sounds and get my words out.
So he has a lot of what are called phonemic or phonological paraphasias.
That occurs when a person knows what word they want to say, but they just make incorrect speech sounds.
They can substitute.
They can omit.
They could add a sound.
They could mix up sounds in a word.
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