I was diagnosed with MND 5 years ago, aged just 24. I banked my voice around 2 years later. So many people take their speech for granted and loosing it is one of the hardest things to go through. Recent technology which includes AAC and voice banking is helping people with MND get a little something back of which was once such a important thing, lost in such horrific circumstances. Thank you to, the MND Association, Dell Technologies, Intel, the different voice banking services, all the Speech and Language Therapists (SALT) and everyone else involved with helping out, towards getting a bit of MND suffers life back. And thanks to the partnership of Rolls-Royce in helping with this moving video. To all the people fighting the horrific disease that is MND, remember you will always be you.
@TMS-EE
2 жыл бұрын
I can vividly recall the day I put the phone down knowing that I would not speak to my mother again as her words were now unintelligible. She was diagnosed with MND and died 18 months later (age 80), it was brutal because she had other health issues and the pandemic restrictions made her care so difficult. I still think I should call her with news about her grandsons. So I'm pleased to see that RollsRoyce, Dell and the Intel team have put this together. I've kept scraps of paper she wrote on, I hope this can save some of the conversations as we were often too busy dealing with the condition to really communicate later. Solving worthwhile problems, well done to all.
@StelynbO
5 ай бұрын
This is very powerful. The human connection and need for belonging and love is incredibly undermined. Its encouraging to see @Intel develop tech for good and display it in such a beautiful way. God bless everyone with MND -your voice will always matter!
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