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Can my grandmother who had suffered a brain attack understand what she is saying?
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See below: This would depend on what happened to your grand mother. What ever event affected her brain, may have affected the area that is correlated with speech/language recognition. If so, then she may not understand.
Answered 12/31/2014
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