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ExpressAgain for ALS

What the app does as ALS weakens the speech muscles: the ALS and Parkinson's mode and its own phrase library.

1 min readUpdated For: visitor, family, patient

As the speech muscles weaken, the goal is to keep the person's voice. The cloned voice, tap-to-speak and the sentence builder are the tools. The ALS and Parkinson's mode is live: one library, ALS & Parkinson's, holds short phrases for needs right now, breathing support (the BiPAP, the mask, the cough assist), moving and the body, medicine timing, eating and swallowing, talking and the voice (please use my voice, I want to bank my voice), equipment, decisions and planning, feelings, and yes and no. Choose the mode in the guided setup and those phrases open first in the Phrase Library and at the top of the Communicate page.

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