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My husband is 65 recently retired. he has trouble pronouncing words, will speak half a word gets frustrated and stops. he will pronounce a word wrong?
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Neuro eval.: If this is a recent change, he may benefit from a neurologic evaluation.
Answered 1/12/2013
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