Brain Damage makes you sound Canadian
just before lunchtime on Tuesday, the 4th of July 2006 by Chad
Linda Walker awoke in hospital to find her distinctive Newcastle accent had been transformed into a mixture of Jamaican, Canadian and Slovakian.The 60-year-old may have Foreign Accent Syndrome, where patients speak differently after a brain injury.
Kinda makes sense, eh man?
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