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Will my dysarthria eventually go away?
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I can't predict: You didn't mention the cause of your dysarthria but if it's reversible, then potentially your speech issues can be fixed (right?). However, if your dysarthria is caused by a stroke, it's less likely, at least not w/o extensive ; intensive speech therapy. In fact, you should ask your st for his/her opinion.
Answered 10/20/2013
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Who should I take my 3 yeard old who has childhood dysarthria and/or apraxia to see?
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