thanks u

Have you heard of Cerebrolysin? If so what do you think of it & it's ability to help Tbi patient's like myself?

I had a brain tumor removed in the frontal right area of my brain. I look normal, but I changed a lot from it.

Good for children who can follow commands How about kids who can't? Would appreciate suggestions tnx

I struggle with ADHD, APD, along with a few other cognitive and visual issues. I was born with bad ear infections in 1992 (now 32) and I had to have tubes in the ears. I had lost close to 25% of hearing in my left ear and it is an everyday struggle to hear people who speak low, fast, deep or far away. It is a combination of not being able to hear but more so an auditory delay. It always had caused issues wherever I was to some capacity and even had just made me feel bad about myself at times to be fully transparent. It was only recently where I finally accepted this and am working everyday to not get so frustrated or anxious about it. I’m at least thankful to find videos like this and understand that other people in the world go through this and can help eachother along the way.

Yea it’s getting crazy Living in an old house. And get sad about my life and mad Nothing is working. I used to love the ymca it’s like I’m getting worse

Thank you. I am all three.

Mam my neck and throat feel tight. What could be reason?

Quit reading a card your not genuine i can tell

this is one of the best information for my son thank you

I have childhood trauma. I've also had a concussion. Both are related to the frontal lobe, I believe. The speech and cognitive therapy didn't help me. The therapists were still using cassette tapes. I felt like a child. I mostly did well. If they were up-to-date, maybe I'd be somewhat better by now. I still have a lot of issues like you mentioned, with confusion and forgetfulness as well. My providers almost always tell me to do word searches, crossword puzzles, puzzles, etc. I can do them as easily as I had been before the concussion, so their advice isn't helpful to me. TY for the information, though.

Remarkable, can u suggest for my son who is having mild cerebral palsy on left side, effecting his right side of body.

Hi what do you mean sleep problems? because after 4 month i now have Hypnic jerk so does this mean i have brain damage? i sometimes have 1 only but sometimes i have a few?

Just a why and an over push hey if we're thinking of suicide then I just go every day as if I'm gonna die because this is all b.s. and

It's not your fault. It's dangerous a TBI can ruin so so much. Almost did it myself. Still the struggle is real and I'm trying so much

great video thank you! You explain everything so well in your videos!!

Can exposure to paint smells over long periods cause these issues? Because I think it happened after that. It feels more like constant brain fog that is destroying my motivation.

I had my stroke at 44. I never went to therapy, I had no insurance .

I’ve had Adp my whole life. In mid 40’s got answers with Autism and ADHD diagnosis’s. Your explanation is excellent Thank you for explaining and what you do

I don’t think I have stiff person syndrome, even though I have type 1 diabetes and tested positive for GAD. I think I have this!!

I have to close my eyes on phone calls to concentrait. Heaven help me if the customer service has an accent

Omg, that is exactly what is happening to my mother right now. She will be discharged from the hospital to nursing without any therapy after three months of brain surgery and stroke. You gave me hope, thank you very much. If you have any further advice for me, please let me know since I am the only person for my mother, and I don't want to give up; I have to help her to the end.💜💜💜

I struggle with depression 27 years post TBI...

What make forget way to home while I think about a movie, is it frontal lobe problem??

the irony of a video about APD not having captions.....

I have thoughts of ending things because of how debilitating it is.. unfair

I still get tired.

Self improvement only stops post mortem

Practice doesn't make perfect. Action always makes it happen

I've lived with a traumatic brain injury for 15 years.

TBI.. you only know it if you live it..

four year tbi survivor hwre, i tried to end it two years ago but messed it up, such a loser

it's garbled, like you can still hear the pattern of word-space-word and you can hear the tone of the voice and can therefore often determine that a sentence was said, finished etc. But it's like dyslexia, when letters of words are being scrambled, put out of order or you misshear words as something else, which sounds similar but is not the same.... I also sometimes like to describe it, as if words are turned into noise rather than language. That it's so difficult with more background noise, because it's as if brain doesn't identify it as speech anymore and the same can happen the other way around too, that I might mistakenly identify noise as someone saying something. Depending on situation, it's sometimes only specific words that get scrambled/hard to understand.

Wait, this does remind me of myself. When chatting with classmates, when the teacher tells me something, when I order food, or when I talk on a phone, it's always, and I mean *always* a "What? Could you repeat that?" from me. I just don't understand what's being said, even after multiple times repeating. It's embarrassing. Maybe I should get that checked 🤔

What exactly did you use as the "assisted listening device". Was it an FM system or low gain??

Nice 😊

Gooch!!!

I need a higher dose of Ritalin.

27 year TBI survivor here from a bad car wreck on 3/31/97... I was in the hospital for 26 days and Physical Therapy for 18 months.... I struggle with repeating myself,poor multitasking skills,short temper,word finding etc...Post TBI I attempted and failed at several careers-( Special Education Teacher,Car Salesman,911 Radio Dispatcher)... The combination of TBI issues,PTSD issues and career failures led to increased Depression,Anxiety and Suicidal Thoughts... I now have a somewhat decent quality of life... I FINALLY received SSDI-( Social Security Disability Income ) after 15 years,4 appeals and 3 attorneys... I now drive for a car dealership part time and build model cars as a hobby.... These activities give my life meaning,help me deal with my TBI and PTSD issues and improve my self esteem...

I have issues with Executive Functioning...

I struggle with Executive Functioning....

I think I may be declining because I am having more difficulty with Model Car Building... Sad😢...

This is why I am giving up Model Car Building... Sad😢...

The emotional difficulties are why I am giving up Model Car Building even though I am good at it and love it... Sad😢...

Fatigue is one of the many wonderful things I have to deal with with my TBI...

The worst aspect of TBI ...

I have issues with word finding at times too..

Poor Short Term Memory for me..

How do people with aphasia remember the past but not what happened to them?

Another thing I struggle with post TBI...