Verbally Vs Nonverbally

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Having a nonverbal brother inspires one to set goals and follow dreams. With enough patience and determination anything is possible, and actions speak louder than words. Knowing that he cannot verbally communicate means that for most, they are not able to communicate with my brother at all. After spending time with him, you learn that his body language is a way to understand his every word. Seeing other children endure the same struggles that my brother does, has transformed me into the person I identify as today. As an aspiring speech-language pathologist, I am determined to help adolescents obtain the ability to communicate, whether that be verbally or nonverbally.
My first true introduction to the field began as a child. I was exposed

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