Sentences with phrase «trouble speaking»

But on a recent night I started having trouble speaking normally, and no amount of throat clearing or drinking water would fix it.

Parents might not realize their child has trouble speaking around other people since talking is not a problem at home.

Sometimes liars will even have trouble speaking as the mucous membranes in the mouth dry out as part of the body's response to lying.

Customers have less trouble speaking out, but those looking to punish major tech companies are finding that but boycotts are easier said than done.

So if they have trouble speaking softly, you can show them where it's okay to be loud (e.g. the park) and where they should keep their voice down (e.g. the library).

Lally remembered Perez Williams, who is Latina, tell her that people assume she has having trouble speaking English.

Astronauts, for example, often have trouble speaking due to pressure changes in the vocal cavity and swelling of the throat.

Stroke symptoms come on suddenly and include trouble speaking; confusion; weakness, numbness, or paralysis on one side of the face or body; vision problems; severe headache; or trouble with walking or balance.

My name is devin I am 22 years old, I have a rare thing that's hard to talk about but I am part deaf as well trouble speaking normal words..

What makes the film different is its substance, it feels real, awkward, and doesn't conform to other counselling routine, they have real trouble speaking to each other, they are certainly devoted, but empty.

If you have trouble getting your phone to recognize your voice to use Assistant or OK Google, for example, you have a heavy accent or trouble speaking clearly, you'll have the same issues using it.

Take the following example of Jalak who has trouble speaking in front of his preschool group during show and tell.

All of the interviewed students who knew Minassian found the news of his arrest surprising, though a few described him to The Globe and Mail as having trouble speaking and physical tics.

During the interrogation, Mr. Tsarnaev, who sustained a gunshot wound to the neck, had trouble speaking and answered several questions by writing on a piece of paper and nodding.

Bob Johnson has trouble speaking, but no trouble believing.

Some devices (called «assistive devices») can even vocalize kids» thoughts if they have trouble speaking.

If your child is having trouble speaking, it doesn't necessarily mean she has a learning disability.

They also had trouble speaking — dropping some sounds off the beginning of words, for example, so that they would say «able» when they meant «table.»

Without it his hand shakes, he can not eat, and he has trouble speaking.

Be sure you know the signs of stroke — sudden numbness or weakness of the face, arm, or leg on one side of the body; confusion or trouble speaking or understanding; trouble walking; dizziness or loss of balance or coordination; difficulty seeing in one or both eyes; a sudden, severe headache — and get medical help immediately.

These symptoms include weakness, numbness, or paralysis on one side your face or body, trouble speaking, dizziness, and sudden blindness or double vision.

Tracy's note: this bacterium can cause botulism, which is a rare but serious paralytic illness which leads to weakness in the body, poor vision, trouble speaking, and even potentially death.

This bacterium can cause botulism, a rare but serious paralytic illness which leads to weakness in the body, poor vision, trouble speaking, and even potentially death.

People may not recognize family members or have trouble speaking, reading or writing.

John Turturro adds comic relief as a Hollywood actor in Margherita's film who can barely memorize his lines and has trouble speaking the Italian dialogue.

A boy with a special - ed diagnosis could answer problems on paper, but had trouble speaking up in front of his classmates.

It's an adorable story about a young man whose shyness leads to trouble speaking and expressing his feelings.

[She] had a faint mark from a cord around her neck, shortness of breath, trouble speaking and was coughing when police arrived.»

The effects (which often include tremors, difficulty walking or trouble speaking) can range in severity from mild to nearly crippling and last the rest of your child's life.

Some injuries lead to debilitating side - effects that set in gradually such as intense migraines, temporary loss of vision, trouble speaking, memory loss, and other cognitive disabilities.

If a child or infant drools, has trouble speaking or eating these may be symptoms of Cerebral Palsy.

But general symptoms of brain injury include: · Losing consciousness even just for a minute · Headache · Confusion · Blurry vision, strange smells or a funny taste in your mouth · Trouble speaking · Personality / Mood changes · Memory loss · Dizziness or vertigo · Nausea

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Working the phones, she noticed a young man in a wheelchair who had trouble speaking and was unable to control his motor functions, resulting in muscle spasms.