For many people living with aphasia, reading comprehension becomes a daily source of frustration. Aphasia doesn’t just affect speaking—it can make it hard to understand written language, too. This might mean struggling to follow a sentence, mix up similar-looking words, or forget the beginning of a paragraph by the time they get to the end. Understandably, this can lead to a loss of confidence and avoidance of reading altogether, even when it used to be a beloved activity.