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Mooseymoose69

Updated 1y ago

Struggling to Speak: Sudden Onset Fluency Disorder Symptoms

Does anyone else deal with sudden onset fluency disorder symptoms like struggling to form sentences even though you know EXACTLY what you want to say, but your brain doesn't send the signal to your voice to say it and even when it does, you struggle to say the most simple words? Is this common with people who are on the spectrum or do I need to be concerned??

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Yes, many people experience difficulty in articulating their thoughts into words during conversations. This can be common for individuals with autism or other conditions, as they may struggle to find ...See More

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MzHyde

1y

Hi there, yes, I have this issue sometimes as well and also lots of brain fog. Frustrating! I don't have much advice, but just know that you're not alone with how you feel
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AnimalBoy

1y

Yup, it's pretty common for those with ASD and that's basically how its commonly described. It just means you're semi non verbal which has it's own work arounds like communication devices/apps and non speaking languages like sign language. Or just having people around you only talk to you in yes or no questions if need be.

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