These are the short sentences from my recovery.
Now the background on these is that my Care Team believes that I may have been taught foreign languages as rehabilitation starting in third grade from a hit to my left cortex when I was six years old. The left side of my face was badly damaged at first and I have CAPD and other disabilities from the injury. And that now at 65 as I am experiencing memory lapse from trauma as I try to recover my past to remember Eddie in my life, my best friend in school, my memory is coming back to me at first as conversational phrases between the two of us. Why it seems to be coming back choreographed with my current progress scheduled with the revelations of my past progress I will have to ask my MSW.
Bien sûr qu’on va s’éveillant pendant.
Un Billon d’entrée à ta classe et gestion.
Blé en ton passe à l’évier j’entendrai un ton côté à sagesse à l’arrière, tombé en eau.
Brian, nous, Martin, et il faudrait qu’on passe à l’échange ?
I danni hanno.
È un po’ poco se via.
Divino.Divino compleanno di Ombretto con le piace a te esce via sario.
Ed io so cos’è la vigilia.Finisce un tuo preater le beato olio.
המיה שאתה לא מסופלי המדענים לא אמרו לך
במאה אדום בראניו.
My most enjoyable at the moment is French and Italian in my chest when I speak. I am able to speak in these languages without knowing what I am saying until I translate them in Google Translate, which I have been told happens at times in recovery. I will continue posting these in this one post rather than additional post and I will continue to do so for about a week or two while I practice my guitar and Rossetta Stone. I am proud of the Hebrew and will enjoy recovering more.
This site is partially intended to stand as it is presented showing how a person with these disabilities deals and sees the world rather than a polished presentation. I posted these up without the translations which seemed too daunting for me. I recommend translating them line by line or group at a time on Google Translate.
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