I Know She Still Loves Me : Explaining Expressive Aphasia to Children

Aphasia is an acquired language disorder as the result of a brain injury such as a stroke. Individuals with Expressive Aphasia understand the words being said to them better than the words they are able to say themselves.

Frankie and Grandma are inseparable. After Grandma's stroke, life is a little different. It is harder for Grandma to talk. Frankie and Grandma both learn new ways for Grandma to ask for what she wants. But no matter what, Frankie knows Grandma loves him.

A portion of the proceeds from this book will be donated to the Triangle Aphasia Project, Unlimited (TAP Unlimited). TAP Unlimited's mission is "To serve individuals with aphasia, their families, and the community through innovative life participation approaches that maximize communicative potential and reduces barriers to social reengagement." https://www.aphasiaproject.org/?v=7516fd43adaa