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I think you'll do fine. You slurred a little once or twice but you might be able to get around that by slowing down a little. Even so, it's not bad and anybody should be able to understand what you're saying.
To me, for someone who is recovering from a stroke, your voice sounds like a blessing from God. But then, my grandfather could only mumble after his stroke, with one side of his body paralyzed, until he died many years later.
I think you'll do fine. You slurred a little once or twice but you might be able to get around that by slowing down a little. Even so, it's not bad and anybody should be able to understand what you're saying.
ReplyDeleteGood luck!
I find it not quite normal compared to what I remember, but certainly clear enough to address a group.
ReplyDeleteYou sound okay to me. To take the pressure off yourself, why don't you just begin by saying you are recovering from a stroke.
ReplyDeleteYou sound fine to me.
ReplyDeleteThough maybe you should mention that you had a stroke recently.
Sounds better than I do when I'm drunk, so I'd say you're good to go!
ReplyDeleteI don't think its a problem. It sounds like a quite minor speech impediment - nothing to be ashamed of.
ReplyDeleteSounds more speech impediment than drunk.
ReplyDeleteTo me, for someone who is recovering from a stroke, your voice sounds like a blessing from God. But then, my grandfather could only mumble after his stroke, with one side of his body paralyzed, until he died many years later.
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