This woman was on Good Morning America this morning. It wasn't a very good British accent and she went in and out of it during the interview. The woman also claims that not only did her accent change, so did her vocabulary. She now uses British terms like "loo" for bathroom and "telly" for television.
She got her 15 minutes and I guess she's having a good laugh over a spot of tea about now....
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Florida woman speaks with British accent after recovering from stroke
Experts have diagnosed Judi Roberts as suffering from "foreign accent syndrome".
Roberts' case is one of fewer than 20 reported worldwide since 1919, says the Sarasota Herald Tribune.
http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_839964.html?menu=news.quirkies
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She must have been stuck in a Benny Hill dream while she was sleeping 
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They also catch her walking in fast motion around the lawn, going around all the trees and ornaments while humming zippy music.
Dan
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