Brain Injury, PTSD and Behavior

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OneOFThese NotLikeTheOther says:

Intentional inflicting of brain injury is the worst to deal with

Cinderbearica says:

Yes and new trauma brings back old ones. Stuff I dealt with many times over and was done with came flying back to the surface. I have a major difficulty with anger, irritability and frustration.

aaron Daniels says:

I had a very bad tbi and my ptsd now gets triggered almost everytime I have to drive on the interstate. the accident was caused by someone else being an idiot and there was nothing I could do to avoid the accident so now my heart rate and anxiety go through the roof any time I drive on the interstate. you know how hard it is living in the city and not taking the interstate? people wonder why I get nervoous driving on the interstate and just assume I can't drive well.

Blame John Hatten says:

Because it isn't amnesia. Amnesia, the way I look at it, is the loss of a block or blocks of information. Brain injury is more of the loss of attention, of the ability to automatically focus long enough to put an immediate memory into one's short-term memory. 

Diana Beth says:

Sadly, the medal community and certainly the judicial system don't recognise that a person is scared and trying to survive the only way they can at the moment. 

Richard Shannon says:

Why cant you say amnesia?

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