My Father recently suffered a tremendous brain bleed which left him paralyzed in his right arm and right leg. The neurosurgeon in the ICU at the hospital said my father would never be the same again after 76 years of life. His breathing was compromised and they would have to put his ventilator back in. We had to decide what would be the best option for my father so he would be at peace in life. We decided to not put him through another traumatic experience with the ventilator knowing his outcome would remain the same. I can just hear my father even though he could no longer talk to us, tell us, “ What the hell are you guys trying to do to me?” We decided hospice was the best way for our Dad to pass without being in pain. My Dad is resting in peace now in heaven with our God. I’ll miss him on earth forever and ever but understand that they’ll be a seat right next to him in heaven for eternity. No more suffering Dad, I love you so much.
@DelightChisom-j1nКүн бұрын
is there cure for brain dysfunction
@DelightChisom-j1nКүн бұрын
is there cure for brain dysfunction
@DelightChisom-j1nКүн бұрын
Is there a cure for brain dysfunction
@ataurus62Күн бұрын
What puzzles me is how people can in their thinking normalize getting busted in the head that much.
@DavidMonierWilliamsКүн бұрын
I have assume you're an atheist as you do not recognize that MI is not a psychological problem but a spiritual/religious one. You obviously adhere to the Freudian/Jungian belief that to help a person they must tell their story. This is both unnecessary and evil, as it often puts the Vet back into the trauma. By restructuring the event, the process is both simple and fast, to reconnect the Vet with God/Higher Power/Collective Unconsciousness. This takes usually less than an hour and removes the suicidal ideation. Other therapies can then be applied. P.S. For those of Faith it is recommended for the Vet seek out their Priest, Minister or Rabbi.
@frankparish41802 күн бұрын
My TBI came from 8 minutes no breath suffered apoxic the t word I forgot had it for a few days thesemic then it just came back . My body is strong and I learned to talk agian learn to walk it’s crazy I just laugh but I can see it’s a frustrating thing my wife has been a angel
@ilijanaana46173 күн бұрын
I wouldn't have been able to get rid of my HSV permanently without the use of herbs from Dr okosun here on you tube ❤❤
@Tyler-pt3wp4 күн бұрын
I suffered a severe tbi at 14. Im 18 now and I've came to the conclusion that i will never be happy with my life ever again
@aaronpaterson26945 күн бұрын
Thanks for sharing this. I’m a Correctional officer of 24 years just diagnosed with PTSD. I have only just learned of moral injury and so much of what you said makes sense to me. Although different fields I’ve dealt with inmates killing each other, seriously assault each other and officers, commit suicide or self harm. Then there’s the criminal actions carried out by some of my colleagues via Introducing contraband, sexual relationships with inmate etc. so bad are my feelings towards this it drove me to look at suicide and alcohol abuse. It’s been along 2 years and Only now am I starting to understand and get help.
@official.TBI_Resilence6 күн бұрын
Loved this . Thank you
@IlllysaUknow-yu9dy7 күн бұрын
Disagree especially in PTSD in military and war time triggers...traumatic not Adaption isn't not normal to Adapt to war.
@susanabbott63138 күн бұрын
That wasn't helpful at all
@Mikalo28588 күн бұрын
The second time was when i came out the closet.
@KelliCullum-ow2rv8 күн бұрын
I am still recovering. I had injury in 1999, two surgeries later. Taking every day as it comes.
@jasmeensingh-dd2fy9 күн бұрын
Which exercises can heal brain injury. Plz help
@jasmeensingh-dd2fy9 күн бұрын
Are there any exercises to recover from brain injury so that the brain works efficiently.
@MikePersan-sp1iy10 күн бұрын
Hi. Any advice on how to help others, I have tbi from getting jumped in 2000. I was violent , and drunk all the time. Now I'm off meds but need them, I can't find a Dr that won't judge me using drugs cause I'm on Klonopin, I was on 6 mg but got put down to one mg a day now. I have all these symptoms but can't think straight. I need a good neurologist or other than my Suboxone Dr. Who doesn't think I need meds cause I was a junkie till four yrs ago, I was but I get drug tests every month so my Dr sees I'm not on anything except Klonopin one mg a day and Suboxone 2 a day. Also elavil ,50 mg a day. I wanted to get on less meds but now being sober I literally need either more Klonopin or some other Rx. I been on Klonopin for 25 years. I want to go on 2 mg instead of one. Anyone else have the Benzo problem, let me know. I want to hang out with others who know what tbi symptoms are like, this video is a mirror to me symptoms wise. I can't write my story but can tell it in a few or ten minutes. Autistic is also what I was diagnosed as a kid, not by the name autistic but teachers said I had restarted symptoms, we didn't know about autistic stuff in the 80s or 90s I live in Brevard county Florida, looking for a good Dr. I'm lucky to have some control over any symptoms cause I see some who have it so bad, God blessed me by giving me a tough will, but I'm like anyone with disability, also I'm epileptic but haven't had headaches or ANY seizures in years. Much love from me Mike persan
@richardamantite67812 күн бұрын
It's been 10 years and there's few things I've recovered from
@SurprisedPika66612 күн бұрын
Hey, your sexuality doesn't change with brain injuries. So it's deeper and affects your entire body. Therefore, not a choice.
@RugbyJackal12 күн бұрын
He looks a bit like Teddy Atlas.
@RugbyJackal12 күн бұрын
I've got the whole lot, no memory, full depression, angry personality...old self gone.
@jimwilliams381612 күн бұрын
Number three more than anything for me. I will note that this has a lot to do with my overactive fight or flight. The guy in example number two could have the same thing, but with less ability to recognize it. The physiological sensations make it hard. I’m only somewhat alexithymic, but a lot of the time I can’t tell if something is a sensation or an emotion, or what emotion. Anger, depression, these are identifiable. I’m getting a little better at others, but I’ve only really ever been able to recognize the negative emotions. I noted in my teens that sometimes, if I flooded, I would be able to feel and understand emotions for a while afterwards. It would fade despite attempts to hold onto this. I still get this, and it’s like an intermittent connection. I have presumed that there are neural pathways that are there but hard for me to access, which is why one thing that makes me angry is the implication that somehow I am suppressing my emotions intentionally. That is partly true, because of the flooding: to stay regulated, it’s best for me not to feel too much. And yes, it has caused major problems in my marriage for the reasons you cite. But it’s important for me that people understand that I don’t like being this way either, and am trying my best to do better. Otherwise I feel like a person with spina bifida who is told that not being able to walk is a moral failure, and that I could walk if I only tried.
@tedwilliams199413 күн бұрын
13yrs ago, I suffered a TBI, and today, I deal with Dycristic seizures. I was struck in the left side of my head. This injury happened after I had already a temporal lobectomy for epilepsy 20yrs earlier. I now have a VNS implant. My activities while at home on disability is building wood toys for hospitalized children.
@DavidMonierWilliams13 күн бұрын
As a Chaplain, how specifically do you evoke change in someone suffering from Moral Injury? Do you get them to desensitize from the Injury by using PET ? What is your protocol;?
@nathalieduverna696313 күн бұрын
I wasn't a veteran however I literally have PTSD due to my childhood and this is extremely informative for me
@bethbluett421114 күн бұрын
She is also a hero. Her husband paid the price to defeat evil in the earth (in Iraq it was truly evil - I have seen and met people who had family members killed by ISIS😢😢😢). He risked not only his life for this, he risked losing his wife for this. She joins him in defeating evil in the earth and withstands his moods. She is also a hero too.
@nvr549015 күн бұрын
I'm so irritable the ad that come on before the video made me go beezerk, I wanted to jump out of my skin. Did I ask for a f****** add?? No!!!!
@Tooclosemedia17 күн бұрын
Amazing video however, I believe I go through this myself due to upbringing other things so when she said they know they’re angry I actually believe they know that they are excited or we know rather excitement from us can look different
@goatsandroses425817 күн бұрын
Yep. I don't always "feel" all emotions (I DO feel some emotions) or be able to verbalize them, but they might come out in a tsunami later. Sometimes the wave of emotion happens for no reason...or at least it might take time, quiet, and effort to find the underlying reason. Taking the time to sort through what I'm feeling, and really trying to discover what's "behind the wall" (as I call my emotional disconnect) helps to head off emotional tsunamis.
@themightypotato385718 күн бұрын
all these shitty US tms clinic youtube channels with their "ad-like" testimonials are such a massive turn-off. you literally can't even easily search up TMS experiences on youtube. it's all riddled with stuff like this from some random tms clinic. not sure who gave you guys advertising lessons but you all literally make it look like some shitty tele sales handbag.
@aazeenkhan0218 күн бұрын
I had an accident on the 28th April 2023. I have no memories sitting on the road and being rescued by my colleagues. They took me in their car to the hospital, they told me I was awake the whole time. I dozed off in the car for about 5 minutes, waking after that I had recollection of my surroundings. A year has passed by, but I don't have any recollection of the accident and how I was rescued, until I woke up in the car. That's very strange.
@DrAnkitJangid18 күн бұрын
Ok
@JesusUCSB19 күн бұрын
Save Veterans
@LaurentziueXtream20 күн бұрын
Really 100% what is happening to me
@shadowhound511321 күн бұрын
The heck are you talking about buddying kids up. You leave two boys alone and they will pay each other to eat bugs. You should never leave kids alone with each other.
@MikePersan-sp1iy21 күн бұрын
I got jumped in 2000 really bad. My head is so messed up i can't put to words. My phone is out but im fixing it asap. Please write me back Mike persan in Florida
@rusticitas22 күн бұрын
Certain neurodivergent manifestations tend to leave one with the psychological and emotional effects of (childhood) abuse and trauma without having had them done to us. We are inadvertently taught to do it to ourselves. And if not diagnosed until much later in life, good f-king luck having a “normal” life. Everything will be affected and you’ll more frequently than not be enraged by sexual thoughts (how much you missed out on in your so-called “formative” years), and yet completely irresponsible should a physical opportunity present itself. Heaven help you if you’re unable to recognize someone expressing an interest in you because your assumption is/always will be that that’s impossible. Talk about self-directed anger/loathing. Even better when that person confronts you, offended by your apparent non-responsiveness. Oh, to have just a smidgen of narcissism every day to feel/act normal.
@Ron-ni8uu23 күн бұрын
I was recently in a very large terrorist attack with many people.i was able to save us thank goodness. I met a woman there that i had developed feelings for. I know what a dumb sob. My life has been nothing but a life of suffering and pain. Completely empty of love and compassion. I have been chasing these terrorist monsters my whole life. Have not been able to have kids marry or anything. And she knows this . Anyway we were supposed to get married. Finally i was gonna have real love in my empty life.found out she was gonna sell my sperm on the internet for 1 million dollars.i would not ever get to see my kids. This has sent my ptsd over the edge. It has Completely killed my will to live and manifest in this timeline. Be careful gents i thought the terrorist i have been fighting were monsters .love you
@jamieraegro23 күн бұрын
Accepting the new you. Most profound message that I learned early on. Thank God. In some ways I like myself better. Believe it or not I'm overflowing with art. Enjoying being alone. Especially outside Memory loss of years of trauma
@GordonGBennet25 күн бұрын
I was attacked with a 250 g jam jar and it hit my forehead very hard 12 stitches but no follow up whatsoever. I was told 7 yrs ago it likely affected me a lot more than I thought.
@GordonGBennet25 күн бұрын
It's difficult to recognize the effects yourself.
@Grrr03625 күн бұрын
How about 'missing time'? In college I went through an entire practice and didn't remember leaving the locker room, or how I got to the practice field. I barely remember the 4 years I spent playing college ball. I believe I was concussed repeatedly in high school and college. Back in the 70s little was known about concussions. I'm 68 and even though I suspect I may have CTE, I have not experienced any of the classic symptoms. I have left instructions to have my brain sent to Boston U when I pass to be checked.
@TheSaltyBiscuitTravel26 күн бұрын
OMG…. This just described a lot of my psychological issues since my ABI, especially the way you describe awareness of the brain being different. Frustration is heightened too. I also can’t stop questioning if I’m alive or not. I was in a coma for over a week so I know that doesn’t help. Wow.
@308Louis26 күн бұрын
Not to gloat or anything, but the few people I still care about in this world finally acquired enough awareness on the topic of TBI that they no longer attribute my personal shortcomings and recurring challenges in life to me being "just an asshole," ... ninteen years post-injury. Baby steps! 💀
@9Jaker927 күн бұрын
Im fighting a inner turmoil
@misaelsanchez402227 күн бұрын
I got hit in the head when I was 5 .it left my head deformed and am now 37 and I would rather not be in public
@adrianamaclennan783228 күн бұрын
My husband had four strokes and I’ve come to the conclusion that basically people don’t get it unless they’ve been through it. I have never cried as much as I have since he had the strokes it was easier when people died
@tomtbi29 күн бұрын
I have lived this for 27 years... It is a living hell!!
@arielperez79729 күн бұрын
Talking about different ways A hit can feel...in boxing I've seen stars and the black spots... Also got double vision. Also got double vision and he's correct, You have to put them together yourself. I usually will shake my head real quick. Have to because It's the middle of the match. But there is One hit that I still can't figure out what happened. I wonder if anyone else experiences this. Basically, You feel the effect Of The hit before it even lands. Like you will feel dizzy A split second before the punch lands. Or sometimes you will see stars before getting hit. I experienced this a couple of times and I thought it was a delay between feeling and sight probably caused by the hit. It almost alters your perception of time. So that the cause comes after the effect. You feel it before it hits you.