US Audiobook- Stroke Rebel
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Vocal Characteristics
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
North American (General) North American (US General American - GenAM) North American (US Mid-Atlantic)Transcript
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now, and Britt had arrived to visit. She looked at me and smiled, but I turned the left side of my face away from her, not wanting her to see my crooked lips, an asymmetrical face. You are beautiful, she said. I laughed and thought, Liar. We cried and hugged for a long time. I'll give you a massage. Ramco told me that you're suffering from some annoying back pains. This was true. I had begun to notice an irritating pain in half of my back that turned up now and then amber and massage my arm and back until I fell asleep. I knew that despite being unable to see each other very often, she was a true friend for life. The following week, I woke up with a strange feeling. One morning I was having problems with my eyesight, as if there was 1/2 open Greek curtain directly in front of my right eye. I was frightened and immediately called for the nurse for my bed. The nurse quickly called the doctor, who then examined me. By that point, my right, I had gone from seeing a little bit, too, seeing nothing at all. We have to take you to a hospital. This might indicate a new stroke. The doctor said. I'll call your husband. There was a taxi waiting downstairs and my favorite nurse accompanied me. I was scared. Go as fast as you can, she told the taxi driver, and off he went at full speed.