when you were in a romantic relationship with someone and this happens… π absolutely shattering- i don't feel as i am talking to the one that i met and love. and i can't get close because i'm shut out now and forever.
I actually became a more outgoing friendly person after my tbi. Before that I was extremely shy didn't know how to or could talk to anyone other then my family. I wonder if I'd be that person still if I hadn't had my tbi. I dodnt realize though until the kids in my school said I was alot cooler since my head injury lol
I have had repeated TBI's after my first time. I developed epilepsy over the years my last one was falling on a concrete pole around a gas pump. I was out of it for a month I was told. Afterwards really nothing changed, per say. I was already suffering from a host of mental problems so it seemed no different. Now 12 years later my mental functioning and cognitive skills are really getting worse. I have repeatedly told those around me but they seem to believe/say I've been like this for many years now. But I myself feel it's getting to the point that I know better. I'm trying to muster up the courage to find help by myself the best I can. God bless all. Take care
My husband has a sever TBI , feel like lm married to another person, l get sad at times and miss my old husband .. The husband now is very compassionate and more humble , he does get aggravated easily though . My faith in God is where l get my strength πβ€οΈ
Well seems like nothing is absolute, your looks can change and your personality can also change. Seems like I understood the reality. A great man who's brain got replaced with a narcissists mind will become a narcissist.
most of these videos don't tell the real story, this one does. With that said, as someone with a serious TBI I can tell you that, yes, you are altered forever BUT you must own it and take control of it….no one else will. It took a long time for me to accept that and I still struggle with those issues….BUT I own it and I am the only person who can change.
Hell yea. Husband had three strokes five years ago and Iβm still crying. Absolutely 100 π― percent bang on. And people look at me like Iβm a witch if I voice my struggles
The consequences of TBI is one hell of a thing. I've been diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder and on top of that, I have suffered from 2 TBIs. I think the only reason why I actually decided to seek help is because in later years as I somehow got married and had a child, I could visibly see my wife suffering from my illness, and she started getting very cold with me. If it wasn't for my family, I probably still would be out there, hurting others and having absolutely no remorse about it all.
I dont know what happened, i didnt have a brain injury or anything traumatic. But iβm changing a shit ton. I changed my appearance completely, i act and talk different, am no longer happy with my name, am a fuck ton angrier and alot stronger and i have a drive to change into someone else. Iβm slowly losing all my memories and shit and i dont know why. I stopped caring about pain, i tear my knee open after a fall and i walk it off without really caring. Iβm starting to stop feeling any type of guilt or love. I lost a ton of weight, changed my hair, and literally every other aspect of my body and i started smoking weed out of nowhere after this change. Im slowly becoming someone else. Its fucking scary and my personality, is slowly fading away and im scared as fuck
Edit: i was diagnosed with tourettes syndrome that really came full force from no where about a month before any of this started, no idea if itβs related but its a possibility
I've lost the spicy side of my personality and no longer emotional. My logic and order of processes has declined a lot. Now im calm and I can't understand when people talk at a normal speed which is fast. I also have poor word recall and become more ambidextrous. Everyday is new as I always find out my new way of life.
Going through this right now with my 6 year it really does feel like Iβve lost my son π he was never like this he was the perfect child now he has bad behavior all the time and doesnβt listen and screams Iβm having a hard time understanding this because he had a brain abscess and they said there was no brain damage so if there was no damage why the change ? Can anyone explain
Much depends on whether relatives are sufficiently informed and educated about TBI by the professionals. But more is required. If a family's hearts are hardened against learning the truth about their member's injury, however real and devastating the injury may be, then the poor patient is in for a truly terrible time. I write from experience. My life has been made livable only by the acceptance, kindness, and help of my church.
when you were in a romantic relationship with someone and this happens… π
absolutely shattering- i don't feel as i am talking to the one that i met and love. and i can't get close because i'm shut out now and forever.
Severe brain injury patient checking in lol…
I actually became a more outgoing friendly person after my tbi. Before that I was extremely shy didn't know how to or could talk to anyone other then my family. I wonder if I'd be that person still if I hadn't had my tbi. I dodnt realize though until the kids in my school said I was alot cooler since my head injury lol
Yes, perfectly said, a parent grieves for sure. Nothing the same, e everything changes in an instant .
Hi I can't feel myself it's mean my personality gone changed? I can't feel myself how I was before.
I have had repeated TBI's after my first time. I developed epilepsy over the years my last one was falling on a concrete pole around a gas pump. I was out of it for a month I was told. Afterwards really nothing changed, per say. I was already suffering from a host of mental problems so it seemed no different. Now 12 years later my mental functioning and cognitive skills are really getting worse. I have repeatedly told those around me but they seem to believe/say I've been like this for many years now. But I myself feel it's getting to the point that I know better. I'm trying to muster up the courage to find help by myself the best I can. God bless all. Take care
I donβt believe in this, because nothing is impossible for God to do, Iβm leaving testimony, call on him,π₯°π₯°π₯°
My husband has a sever TBI , feel like lm married to another person, l get sad at times and miss my old husband .. The husband now is very compassionate and more humble , he does get aggravated easily though . My faith in God is where l get my strength πβ€οΈ
Hi emotions feelings numb it's mean personality change ? Please reply me I can't feel emotions feelings I can't feel myself emotionally.
Well seems like nothing is absolute, your looks can change and your personality can also change. Seems like I understood the reality. A great man who's brain got replaced with a narcissists mind will become a narcissist.
most of these videos don't tell the real story, this one does. With that said, as someone with a serious TBI I can tell you that, yes, you are altered forever BUT you must own it and take control of it….no one else will. It took a long time for me to accept that and I still struggle with those issues….BUT I own it and I am the only person who can change.
Hell yea. Husband had three strokes five years ago and Iβm still crying. Absolutely 100 π― percent bang on. And people look at me like Iβm a witch if I voice my struggles
The consequences of TBI is one hell of a thing. I've been diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder and on top of that, I have suffered from 2 TBIs. I think the only reason why I actually decided to seek help is because in later years as I somehow got married and had a child, I could visibly see my wife suffering from my illness, and she started getting very cold with me. If it wasn't for my family, I probably still would be out there, hurting others and having absolutely no remorse about it all.
I think she's attractive
We feel just as lost. I love the girl I was before. I want her back because she was so calm!!!! I literally love her!!!!
I had a severe TBI. My emotions did change. My empathy for other people went up.
Thanks for this helpful video that outlines the struggles that families can face when a loved one has a TBI. Additional family caregiver tips can be found in this article: https://livewellathome.com/how-to-best-help-traumatic-brain-injury-survivors/
The victim feels they have lost themselves
She is SPOT ON!!! Wow, finally! Somebody gets it!!!
I dont know what happened, i didnt have a brain injury or anything traumatic. But iβm changing a shit ton. I changed my appearance completely, i act and talk different, am no longer happy with my name, am a fuck ton angrier and alot stronger and i have a drive to change into someone else. Iβm slowly losing all my memories and shit and i dont know why. I stopped caring about pain, i tear my knee open after a fall and i walk it off without really caring. Iβm starting to stop feeling any type of guilt or love. I lost a ton of weight, changed my hair, and literally every other aspect of my body and i started smoking weed out of nowhere after this change. Im slowly becoming someone else. Its fucking scary and my personality, is slowly fading away and im scared as fuck
Edit: i was diagnosed with tourettes syndrome that really came full force from no where about a month before any of this started, no idea if itβs related but its a possibility
I've lost the spicy side of my personality and no longer emotional. My logic and order of processes has declined a lot. Now im calm and I can't understand when people talk at a normal speed which is fast. I also have poor word recall and become more ambidextrous. Everyday is new as I always find out my new way of life.
Going through this right now with my 6 year it really does feel like Iβve lost my son π he was never like this he was the perfect child now he has bad behavior all the time and doesnβt listen and screams Iβm having a hard time understanding this because he had a brain abscess and they said there was no brain damage so if there was no damage why the change ? Can anyone explain
Much depends on whether relatives are sufficiently informed and educated about TBI by the professionals. But more is required. If a family's hearts are hardened against learning the truth about their member's injury, however real and devastating the injury may be, then the poor patient is in for a truly terrible time. I write from experience. My life has been made livable only by the acceptance, kindness, and help of my church.
She's totally wrong…..families are lazy & selfish. zero help is given & nobody wants to do their share of babysitting !!Β This woman has ADHD !!!