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What is done to help someone with speech difficulties?
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Speech Therapy: Being understanding and patient is the first way to approach someone with this difficulty. But, professionally, they may need to find and work with a speech therapist. Your family doctor may be able to direct you to the best in your community.
Answered 4/7/2013
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