Chris Kamara says doctor has found amazing new cure for his speech apraxia

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Chris Kamara has said that a doctor has found an amazing new cure for his speech apraxia. The beloved reporter and presenter stepped down from his role on Soccer Saturday last season following his diagnosis with the condition, which causes problems when speaking.

Kamara has since revealed that there are days when his speech is slower or slurred but he sometimes wakes up unable to talk at all.However, he has now been given hope of recovering from the condition after being introduced to a neurologist in the USA, who has told him there is "no reason" he cannot be cured.READ MORE: 'Unbelievable' Chris Kamara tribute by Middlesbrough fans earns pundit's thanksKamara explained, via The Sun: “I’ve just been introduced to the best neurologist in America and he said because I have good days, there’s no reason why I can’t be cured.

I’ve sent off a load of blood tests and everything to America and I’m just waiting on the results.”On the impact of the condition, Kammy added: “I wouldn’t say I’m more than 60 per cent the old me – but I was 20 per cent.”He has so far tried numerous treatments in the United Kingdom, including having microcurrents through his brain, using an oxygen tent, taking vitamins, undergoing hypnotherapy and seeing a speech and anxiety therapist.What is your favourite moment from Chris Kamara's career?

Let us know in the comments section below.Fans were recently brought to tears after Kamara opened up about his ongoing health battle on the Diary of a CEO podcast, where he admitted he "feels like a fraud" and "should have bowed out" after his diagnosis.The emotional interview pulled on supporter's heart strings, with Kamara later revealing he was "surprised" by the response from fans across the country.Supporters.