missgiveNTake
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Aphasia is a disorder affecting language. Some people get it so severe they can only answer yes and no question. Others just to the level that they can tell you everything about an object, except what it's called (eg: ith has four legs, you sit on it it had a back, yet can't think of the word "Chair") or can only think of one spelling of a word, even though they know it's not the spelling they want. With the different types of Dylexia the person might only be able to remeber one spelling of a word and use it all the time. (eg: using "to" all the time and never using "too") Then you have people with hearing problems that spell how they hear a word, and can't figure out the right way to spell a word. Yes spell check will help with a lot of this, but I am sure some of you have seen the emails that have every word written wrong, yet spell check doesn't catch it. If you type Aphasia into a google search you will find more info about it. Most of the time it is caused by a stroke or some sort of brain injury. My son had a stroke when he was 11, so we know the cause. Maybe my experience has made me more tolerant. However, I have to agree I believe using "u", "ic", and the like, should only be in chat when you are trying to get your point across quicker. Of course, you would know if the people you chat with have a problem with it.
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