Whoa...yeah. Being a brain injury, it managed to affect every part of my life and alienate me from both my peers and family. I have had ataxia (balance problems), dysarthria (speech problems), delusions, suicidal ideations, halos (pre-seizure auras), confusion, dizziness, headaches, and depression.
Fortunately, by this time most of all that is gone or under control. My balance is still a little off, but is incredibly good, considering. I've been seizure-free for over 20 years, so I currently take no meds—which were what were giving me the depression and suicidal ideations. Life is good.
Re: What brought that on?
Fortunately, by this time most of all that is gone or under control. My balance is still a little off, but is incredibly good, considering. I've been seizure-free for over 20 years, so I currently take no meds—which were what were giving me the depression and suicidal ideations. Life is good.
Life is good.
No specific problems with impulse control, processing verbal information, perceiving social signals from others, that sort of thing?