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Amy,

Thank you for sending this article.

Pam

Pamela Mathy, Ph.D., CCC-SLP

Associate Professor (Clinical)

Director, Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic

Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders

University of Utah, College of Health

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Subject: NPR.org - For Those Unable To Talk, A Machine That Speaks Their Voice

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For Those Unable To Talk, A Machine That Speaks Their Voice

Most people diagnosed with the devastating Lou Gehrig's disease will lose their ability to speak. But one man in Washington recorded his own voice onto a machine that will one day talk for him.

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