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Buffy5120
Death is vital
- Mar 19, 2020
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Same my memory is so bad i was typing a reply back to someone and actually repeated my question twice i have this app called "alarmed" its the "green app" with a finger on it its a life saver for people like us it can reminder you things by minutes etcMy short term memory is to a point where i don't think i've managed to make a single cup of tea this week without forgetting it for several hours lol.
I know its really scaring me like i think i have to ctb very soon because i know it will only get worse from here i also have thyroid problems and the medicine makes it so much worseYES, my depression basically took my memory away. I am just in the moment now.
The only thing I read about is how the Mediterranean diet cured this lady's dementia I dont know if it can work for us though I guess because it has anti inflammatory propertiesI have the brain power of a brick. My main talent is forgetting what happened in a conversation I had 10 seconds ago.
TBIs are a horrible thing to live with, and I don't think anyone really understands the extent of it. Everyone seems to think "well you survived, and you SEEM normal, so it's nothing to worry about." Nobody ever tells you that it's going to get worse over time, or how much its going to impact your every day life.Yes.
Too many head injuries, including a brain bleed coupled with absolutely no help to cope with my deficiencies from friends, family, medical professionals, society....
Given the nature of my injuries, they will not get better, only worse, so I (personal decision only given my medical condition) am opting out before I no longer have the brain function to make that choice.
I can really relate to this and I am so very sorry so many of you know what this is like.
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TBIs are a horrible thing to live with, and I don't think anyone really understands the extent of it. Everyone seems to think "well you survived, and you SEEM normal, so it's nothing to worry about." Nobody ever tells you that it's going to get worse over time, or how much its going to impact your every day life.
Brain injury is one of my main reasons for my decision to ctb too. Some people choose to live knowing that they one day won't be able to function at all, but I think it's a very reasonable decision to choose not to. Watching your own mental abilities slip away is torture, and you're usually completely aware of it happening up until a point where you already couldn't do anything for yourself for a long time.
The only thing I read about is how the Mediterranean diet cured this lady's dementia I dont know if it can work for us though I guess because it has anti inflammatory properties