Still the same? – Self-identity dilemmas when living with post-stroke aphasia in a digitalised society

Figures & data

Table 1. Specific characteristics of the participants.

Alias	Sex	Years old at onset	Months post-onset at interview	Years old at interview	Occupation pre-stroke	Occupation at interview	Aphasia severity* at interview
Einar	Male	53	13	54	Industrial worker	Industrial worker	Mild
Ellen	Female	24	54	29	Care worker, Student	-	Mild
Frida	Female	33	96	41	Salesperson	-	Mild
Johan	Male	51	17	53	Engineer	Engineer	Mild
Malin	Female	46	72	52	Assistant nurse	Part-time café assistant	Moderate
Monica	Female	31	60	37	Teacher	Part-time library assistant	Mild
Oskar	Male	54	78	61	Entrepreneur, Teacher	-	Moderate
Rosa	Female	25	18	26	Student	-	Mild
Sofia	Female	29	78	35	Assistant teacher,Massage therapist, Personal assistant	-	Moderate

* Estimation based on historical clinical records and the interviewer’s impressions

Table 2. Overview of the online data: number of screenshots included in the analysis.

Alias	Facebook	Instagram	Blogposts	Items on webpages	Summary
Einar	142	-	-	-	142
Ellen	187	1	-	-	188
Frida	575*	35*	1	11*	622
Johan	-	-	-	-	-
Malin	-	-	15	-	15
Monica	-	35	-	-	35
Oskar	127	5	-	-	132
Rosa	291	-	-	5*	296
Sofia	60	91	-	-	151
Summary	1382	167	16	16	Total: 1,581

* Saturated data