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Kimberly Williams-Paisley Says She Couldn’t Speak for 2 Years: ‘I Felt Invisible’
The WrapStory by Andi Ortiz
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- Williams-Paisley, 52, opened up about her 2-year battle with aphasia, a condition that left her unable to speak - a deeply isolating experience for the acclaimed actress.
- Despite her fame, the star says she felt
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Kimberly Williams-Paisley, Father of the Bride