"Bill," the case example in Kidge Burns' Reading about her work with patients in an acute care hospital in the U.K., was struggling with:
A) auditory hallucinations associated with schizophrenia
B) chronic neck pain from a recent motorcycle accident
C) speech and language difficulties associated with a stroke
D) panic attacks associated with former combat assignments in the army
E) a generalized anxiety disorder dating back to childhood

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Bill's case, as described by Kidge Burns, involved speech and language difficulties associated with a stroke, highlighting the challenges and therapeutic approaches in addressing communication impairments in an acute care setting.

"Bill," the Case Example in Kidge Burns' Reading About Her