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Expressing Myself

Posted Feb 2, 2024 - 2:11pm

By: Matt Huggins, PRC-Saltillo Ambassador 

As ambassadors and communication device users, we are asked about the ways we express our feelings. I have always communicated my thoughts and my feelings to my family and my caregivers, and to my friends by using my communication device.  I remember one time I told my mom and my caregiver that I thought my Physical Therapist had broken my leg by accident.  I was right.  I have always told my mom or my caregivers when I feel sick.  I always tell my friends about how I am feeling every day.  I guess it comes natural to me because I always have spoken my mind about my feelings, and I have a communication device that helps me express myself.

 When I first meet a person and I want to hold a conversation, I will introduce myself to them, then I would tell them how I best communicate. I would also ask them questions about their lives and let the conversation go from there.

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Donna Willis
Feb 19, 2024 - 2:50pm

Hi Matt! I’m so happy to follow your blog! I’m so proud of you! Love, Your nurse, Donna :)



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