Thanks to my good friends, Lynda and Veda from Gerringong in NSW, near Kiama, I have been alerted to the following resource on Frontotemporal Disorders. Do follow the link to the full article, but I have added most of the text below, as well as a table which simplifies it. Special thanks also to Lynda for your hard…
Watch this Flash mob rendition of Ravel’s Bolero, and thanks to Keith Oliver for sharing it with me. Published on YouTube Feb 10, 2013: The Queensland Symphony Orchestra surprises a curious and enthusiastic crowd with a guerrilla-style performance of Ravel’s Bolero in Brisbane’s South Bank. The Orchestra relocated to the city’s cultural hub in December…
Reblogged from the National Aphasia Association: Understanding primary progressive aphasia (PPA) PRIMARY PROGRESSIVE APHASIA is a rare neurological syndrome in which language capabilities become slowly and progressively impaired. This information sheet was prepared to help explain Primary Progressive Aphasia to the general public. What is aphasia? Aphasia is an acquired disorder caused by brain damage…
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