Out of Patients EP431: Reclaiming the Vowels: Sarah Gromko

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Out of Patients EP431: Reclaiming the Vowels: Sarah Gromko

My fellow Binghamton alum (and Repertory Company) BFF, Sarah Gromko, trained at Berklee in film scoring before becoming a speech language pathologist. She now works with adults navigating stroke, ALS, brain injury, cancer treatment fallout, and gender affirming voice care. 

She breaks down aphasia, apraxia, and motor speech disorders without stripping away dignity. She shares how a 16 year old gunshot survivor relearned to say I love you Mom through melody.

We talk science, resonance, and the power of reclaiming your voice in a system that tries to mute it. (And a lot of 90s campus nostalgia) 

If communication equals agency, this conversation earns your time.

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