@@najmasultan8011 two teaspoons of coconut oil each day stops my brothers tremors

@@ThomasWheelers two teaspoons of coconut oil each day stops my brothers tremors

Probably you are suffering from "Deficiency of Neurotransmitters like Dopamine and Serotonin" inside your Neuron Cells.

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I’m going for dbs on September 10th ❤

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That’s a gnarly story man, keep your head up, you’re a warrior. I use to suffer from panic attacks and depression, now just depression but if it is just panic attacks and not like anything physical, you just got stop over thinking and try to relax.. the brain is a strange thing if u panic it’s gna panic. Stay strong.. & about the socializing I think you’re like me we are just introverted , but remember being that isn’t bad its just part of our personality.

Hang in there buddy.. wish you all the best.

Hi, I sympathize with your experience. I learned that some states (if you are in the US) simply don't grant disability unless you require care to live at all. Florida is one of those states. I too had substantial proof and was denied 3 times because I had filed myself. Meanwhile I completely quit working because I was pink slipped the whole year, I got evaluated for learning disability and the whole lot like working memory and processing speed among many other things and was diagnosed 3 different times as having significant impairment that could not be accomodated on a job and would never improve but only worsen. I had the same judge every time but finally got a charity lawyer through the last one of the 3 the homeless shelters I was in for 2 1/2 years. We got denied on his first defense and requested a state appointed medical expert, turned out worked as a counselor in a women's prison. We were sure we would lose again but because he was curious why I had the same challenges that women inmates had but hadn't ended up in prison likethey did, he read my nearly 3” thick medical record, evaluations, work history and steadfastly endured the judge repeatedly asking him intimidatingly Who pays your salary? To which he answered The State. He layed out to the judge that there were no jobs that would repeatedly retrain me due to memory impairment or spot me indefinitely due to learning disabilities or tolerate the number of days I'd miswork due to depression, anxiety, headaches, body malfunctions, etc.. And she was about to insist that I go to workforce program and get a job with a spotter and he interrupted her saying, It's not just this issue or that issue, she suffers from all of them. She cannot work. There are no jobs that she can perform well enough to hold. The judge was mad. But I got disability that day. It's important to 1) have some kind of attorney 2) get evaluated 3) not be working for as close to 6 months as you can get. Get on AND, tell your doctor you can't perform "any type of job anymore", you are mentally/physically/emotionally maxed out 4) request a medical expert 5) Appeal as often as you're allowed because if you start over, you will lose entitlement to the years of backpay the state would have given you for your previous denials. Always Appeal. 6) don't go into your hearings dressed ss best as you're able, instead go in looking your usual... skipped shower, tied back hair, achy, tired usual unwell self. You don't want to give the judge mixed messages. Look the way you say you feel most of the time. Don't be ashamed to say things like; I dkip meals or over eat, I only shower twice a month due to my fatigue, I have difficulty organizing and cleaning my home, I need help, I forget and burn my meals, foget and miss my appointments, cry often... these things are recorded and evaluated on your and the state's behalves. If your identity and presence doesn't match your claims and records, they deam it inconsistent and deny you disability. But regardless, if you live in a state that doesn't regard any disability but totally dependent on someone else for survival.. you simply not win there. I might look into relocating to a more sympathetic state. Even so, SSI (not enough work history to have SSDI saved up from earnings) is always harder to get than SSDI (awarded when one has accumulated the Social Security Disability INSURANSE savings from years and years of paychecks). Various state charitable/organizations and Human Services, and the like can suggest/direct you to free/sliding scale legal entities like Legal Services in your area. I went to a learning University to get my first learning disability evaluation. I wasn't working so I stated I was indigent and my fees were waived. Go to primary care doctors, request specialist for your specific issues and keep up-to-date records of your issues/symptoms progressing. SSI considers recent documentation as the basis for granting on current disabilities, and only if you cannot perform duties on any type of job for longer than typical job probationary hiring period (aprox. 90 days - 6 mons.). Holding any type of job is very disqualify to them. Your emotional/mental health state is considered as valid as physical health so if you have qualifying mental health issues from your TBI as most do, then let that work for you. Don't keep telling them what we've learned to have to say... I'm doing my best, I'm fine, I'll try... learn to tell the truth ee get rejected for saying to the average person... I'm failing, I have nothing more I can give it, I'm too depressed or fatigued or mentally exhausted to try anymore, I just can't anymore. Believe me, that is what they listen to when everyone else rejects it from you. Say the truth and don't stop saying it. Therapy can be a great place to document all that you go through not just mentally and emotionally but also physically and can document your experiences with good doctors/specialists and bad ones who gaslight you. You can do this much. If you're disabled enough and can still understand this, you can do this much... and you really, really need to before your executive functioning stars failing like mine has and you really need a 24hr babysitter like I do. Get it done before you aren't able to at all. Show the juge what you are like on your worst day, let that help them understand the way it is MOST of the time and document how it has progressed recently. I wish someone had helped me. I had to figure it out myself, no professionals would explain it... I think even they didn't know. I wish you success ❤️ I'm sorry for all the hardship you're suffering. I started my efforts in 2011. I got my probono charity attorney in 2014. I got disability in 2018. I got my BI Waiver in 2020. I'm on permanent disability now, 2024. I was denied 4 times, first 3 I didn't appeal, 4th and 5th I had charitable probono attorney, we lost the 4th and won the 5th trial. I applied and still live in a sympathetic Midwestern state. You won't be forgotten by me.

@@jibberoverjavaby me neither! Wow, you just say it all. Thank you for sharing your experience. I cannot list the disabilities I have (I am even unable to remember ALL of them, the Brain just controls everything in our body, so the list goes on). God bless you both. This is inspiring me to keep fighting! You are brave and persistent 2 qualities we really need to live w/ a TBI. ❤