My partner has been living with the effects of a brain tumour since 2004. Impact on her speech is not new but this time she has only yes, no and my name at the moment. I'm looking for advice on how to help her feel more in control of her life whilst I have to guess what she wants and ask questions she can answer yes or no.
We haven't been in this. situation before.
Hi Reels,Give Headway a call. They have communication apps to help non verbal people communicate. I don't remember what they are called, but they. exist. Basically there is a word like felpeling you touch, then a bunch of feeling words , for example.
Headway's number is in the pinned post to the right. Generally good to get them on your team and find out what you can from them.
Let us know how you make out.
It must be so frustrating.
Best wishes
Leaf
Hello,
My husband has no speech, well his articulation is not there. His speech therapist has given him an NHS ipad (if you're in the UK). It has a speech app on it which is amazing. There are apps that you can pay for yourself of course. There is also one from the US that a friend from there recommended (I actually think that this one will be better for my husband). Does she have a speech therapist at all? There is an iPad standard option and then there is something which is a lot less techy with a push button keypad. My husband hates having to use this because he wants to speak... However it is a really really good option.
The other app or program is called coughdrop
How this is of some help.
Thanks a lot ored13. We’re paying a speech therapist to start with. I’m waiting for a call back from Greenwich Community Neuro-rehab to find out about waiting time.
Headway Acute Trauma Service Nurses - R.I.P.
cardiac arrest and hypoxic brain injury 
⁹Relationship ending, unsure what to do. Any advice is most welcome
