Old head injury
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Soo I had a accident when I was about 11 that was about 15 years ago... I had a 4X4 piece of wood fall and hit me on. The left side of my head, the docs cleaned me up and gave me 54 stitches. .. the doc said my scull had a fracture...they didn't keep me over night or anything like that... I remember horsing around and having a hammock collapse, I don't know how long I was out but I definitely was out. I woke up with a splitting headache out of compleat darkness. My scar hurts all the time and so much has happened in my life.. I wonder if my head injury could be the cause and how would I go about fixing myself if it was? I have anger issues I just explode at nothing I feel like I'm stuck as a teenage I'm not progressing like I'm stuck and can't move forward ... I have high depression I'm always tired. .. I can't remember things I get told something and moments later I could have completely forgotten. .not always but it's frequent.. maybe it's my depression but honestly I never used to be like this.... it's like I woke up and something just stopped... I feel like I'm going crazy or losing my mind half the time... I've talked to therapist but... for some reason I feel like it could be linked... please let me know your thoughts. .. honest thoughts...
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Marina_Dee springles89
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springles89 Marina_Dee
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No I never have but as the years go by I've begun to think about it. I've been on depression and anxiety meds tried a bunch of different things but nothing seems to work I don't feel like my self and I'm just cloudy...
eva96035 springles89
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springles89,
I don't know what the doc's were thinking for you to have that many stitches and they actually let you go home, at the least you know you had a concussion, and no telling what else. So all they did for you at that time was put stitches in your head ? I think that was negligent on their part. I would definitely tell your doctor about this because you never know what could be wrong.. keep us updated on what you find out.
springles89 eva96035
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Yeah now to just find a doctor on PCN insurance that deals with brain injury. . .. you know 15 years Ago they didn't even know half of what they do now about concussions. ... it's only the last few years that it's even been talked about as much because of athletes, football player drops dead because of head injury. .. I don't want to be that percentage..
eva96035 springles89
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springles89 eva96035
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Eva no, I don't actually I live in utah, I've always lived in utah... pretty boring lol... but yeah maybe it was because I was so young it was like oh you will be fine. Your young resilient you will be fine..
eva96035 springles89
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No hun lol I had ask if you lived in the UK United Kingdom lol. It shouldn't matter your age anyways they're doctors and should know better.
springles89 eva96035
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brenda92532 springles89
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Hi springles
I was knocked down by a motorcycle when I was 15yearsold. This resulted in multiple injuries including fracturing my scull. I was unconscious 5 weeks and when I regained conciousness I couldn't speak because I'd had a trachiotomy.
Eventually when I was released 13 weeks later, I found I had a short temper and had bouts of screaming and scratching. This wasn't like me at all. As time passed I had more control of my life and returned to school and re learnt some of my subjects.
It was hard for me but this was 55 years ago. I have had clerical work, married and have had 2 children. I went back to further education achieved my o'levels and retrained as a nursery nurse.
I am retired now and still have problems but I beleive in talking to people and trying various things that help the situation. I have tried hypnotherapy, counselling, acupuncture, chiropractice and physiotherapy.
I beleive in mind over matter and I know this is easier said than done. I can understand how you are feeling but I am sure your feelings are linked to your head injury.
I don't know if this has been any help but I hope you keep in touch. I live in the UK.
Keep yor head up Brenda C