Sarah did a wonderful job telling us her story about being an SLP student with Cerebral Palsy. Thank you for sharing your story, Sarah.
Here is a link to her handout:
Sarah did a wonderful job telling us her story about being an SLP student with Cerebral Palsy. Thank you for sharing your story, Sarah.
Here is a link to her handout:
Check out our friends promoting Aphasia Awareness:
And our friend Megan Sutton wrote a post:
http://community.advanceweb.com/blogs/sp_6/archive/2014/05/27/aphasia-recovery-connection.aspx
Check it out!
Our awesome volunteer, Laurie, made us a great vegetarian chili for our last meeting of the year.
Here is the recipe, along with her alterations:
http://vegetarian.about.com/od/soupsstewsandchili/r/blackbeansweetpotato.htm
One of our practicum students shared this link with us today – check it out!
The Capilano River calls “The Caps”. The Lions Gates bridge a car look down Capilano River and boat between 40 – 100. The fishing Coho between 3.5 – 9 pounds and white Spring between 5.5 – 11 pounds. The odds “Red” Spring salmon between upward 30+! Sept. 2 call Labour Day between Sept 21 calls the “hot spots” English Bay. “The Bells” a big Spring can provided upward 30 + pounds. The Spainish Bank South side the Bells.
Dave one of charters 10 big Spring on Aug. 27, he 5 licence ( limit 2 per perons). Dimitri Roussanidis charters went out on Sept. 16 caught 5 big Spring salmon from T – 10. Brian aboad Robballa caught 18 Spring red too, 2 Coho 7 pounds Sept. 17 the Caps. Bonnie Lee Charter Blue boat Guy had 2 day well Spring Salmon and Coho.
Since today Oct 2 the “hot spots” are the Bells side English Bay odds big Spring 30 + pounds and Coho between 6 – 14 pounds. North Arms between T – 10 the odds Spring salmon and Coho between 6 – 10 pounds. The Sandsheads South Arm Fraser River the odds big Spring salmon and Coho between 6 – 14 pounds.
This a Gord see Hockey seasons.
Our good friend Sean Standing wrote an article for the Stroke Recovery BC newsletter.
It is about tips for caregivers.
Check it out: http://strokerecoverybc.ca/newsletter/top-10-lessons-learned/
We are talk about hot spots Trasher Rock on June 8 and 9 weekend. 2 hours early morning bite some big one but bite small fish. Dave abourd “Solowavs” landed a 15 lbs and couple small. I heard a 23 pound spring on Entrance Island.
Then happy father day Sunday, June 16. I sea clam fishing all alone. Fish hook on motor slow and reel screened. Three time run screened! One hour landed, on head sheald and motor stop. She small head, red too! (see photograph)
What: Our group mentors will explain what we do and showcase some of our activities
When: Thursday, May 30th from 10:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m.
Where: 3rd floor of the School of Audiology and Speech Sciences building (2177 Wesbrook Mall)
http://www.maps.ubc.ca/PROD/index_detail.php?locat1=523-2
Who: 1) For professionals and family members who want to learn about our program, and 2) People with aphasia who might me interested in joining our program
Reminder: Our group participation criteria is that 1) Mentors are at least 1 year post-stroke, living with chronic aphasia, and are looking to participate in community activities, and 2) Mentors want to teach health care students about their experience. Click here for more information.
Please R.S.V.P.
See you there!