Living with aphasia after a stroke

In this video people like Bob tell us what it's like to live with aphasia and the problems they face from people who don't know about the condition. Hannah, a speech and language therapist offers advice and tips as well as how you can get support.

[-vohau]

Please let me ask, my father has completely lost his memory and cannot describe it.
Is there any medicine that can help him during the practice? Please help me.

[carolinasantillan]

On July 14, 2023, my father had a massive ischemic stroke caused by a clot that got lodged in the middle cerebral artery.

As a result of said stroke, my father was left with severe global aphasia (he does not understand or can express any spoken or written language at all), dysphagia (he is being fed through a gastrostomy) and right-side hemiparesis.

I kindly ask for your guidance on any medical professionals, organizations, or alike that you may know in South America specializing in rehabilitation of severe global aphasia and dysphagia, since to this day we have not found anyone with any experience on such ailments in Ecuador.