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Ive had a moderate concussion in sparring, that has left me with post concussion symptoms for a year so far, still going. Omega 3 helped me, actually i felt much sharper(like 3 pills a day, less than that didn't work) BUT, it caused me massive anxiety. Creatine helped a bit but nothing big. Melatonin made me feel groggy so no help. Psilocybin helped A LOT. a few mini trips made me feel like myself again. I still can't take a hit in sparring, so i avoid it. i hope i can get back to 100% someday

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Nice summary. I notice the cognitive and emotional concommitants are very similar to those of pain: slowed mental processing speed, impaired executive function, negative mood states. Regarding negative moods: you mention anxiety and depression. In pain, anxiety and depression are common but so is irritability (propensity to anger). I wonder if heightened irritability is a frequent feature of fatigue.

I had a stroke having problems processing info when driving and small print left eye is not stabilize and jiggles

My severe TBI was 20 yrs ago. My personality has changed. I have depression but meds help. But family members don't understand. They think I am lazy. That increases my depression. 😑

adhd dyslexic ocd originally before i took a fall off a roof. that injury to my head has increased the effects of those disorders.

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21 months after my stroke, I’m still sleeping at least 12 hours a day (including a 2 hour sleep in the afternoon). I’m only really awake and alert in the morning so I try and avoid making afternoon appointments. It’s also very easy to stay sat in a chair for hours watching tele so I try and make myself stand up and move around.

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Exercise, tanning, certain supplements like D3 and Ashwagandha, and more, Massages, Coffee

Oculomotor Control - apparently that is the condition I suffer from! -I'm 59 next week which I'm fortunate to say, as almost killed myself when I fell from a tall ladder at home, a little over a year ago, suffering a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) as well as closed fractures of the skull, shoulder blade and several ribs, and some brain bleeding and a punctured lung. But I was found, sent to a good Trauma Center Hospital for maybe 10 days, then to a Rehab. Hospital for about 40 days, before being allowed to go home. (And outpatient rehab tests at my local hospital). Of course, someone from my family was visiting me everyday in the hospitals, but I recovered so well that I was able to live alone, once home. In the Rehab Hospital, I excelled at most things, (frustrating for me, as being a head injury patient, they tested me on the same things, over and over), but I did have poor balance for months, as well as slight double vision under certain conditions, so had to be re-taught how to stand, walk, go up and down stairs safely, and rode the bicycle machine. Once home I immediately got on a real bicycle, which I could soon ride fine, as long as I didn't go the same speeds or try the same moves I could do before the TBI. Balancing a bike seemed like a new skill! I had to improve my ... self awareness, I think is the word. (I am sometimes still unable to immediately think of a word at times). It was Winter, so I took Uber rides, when it was cold, courtesy of 1 of my sisters. Anyway, after 6 months had passed since my accident day and seizure-like activity, and I had been tested by the Ophthalmologist and Neurologist, I could then take a driving test, to finally resume driving! - The only 2, very minor remaining deficits 1 year after the accident, are: 1) A numb place on my temple, that when touched, also feels like I'm touching my eye! and 2) Slight double vision sometimes, depending on the shape of the object I'm looking at, it's color, movement, and other factors like the type and amount of light in the room. It seems 1 eye is not always pointed exactly at the same spot as the other? It's pretty well corrected w/ prism glasses, except for very close eyesight, where it's better w/ no glasses. In fact, I have trouble even defining my sight deficiencies, because the double vision issue is often so slight and/or not readily apparent. So, yes, your brain does have a lot to do w/ your sight, and on the SHORT ladders I'm still allowed on (lol), I wear a bicycle helmet to protect my brain, and thus sight, as everyone should when getting on a ladder!

well im 53 years into tbi and chronic fatigue. her descriptions of fatigue are correct the management is bs. I cannot organize so thats out the window. i also have severe obstructive sleep apnea. I have never woke up rested ever. and it has got much worse with age. people that dont suffer it think they have a clue, they do not.

heh, I was asked by the doctor if I wanted to see a nose and ear specialist and I meant to say yes, but my brain only could say no. So I ended up getting no help for my 220+ concussions over 9 months.

Modafinil has helped me greatly. Ask your doctor. Research it.

I had a ABI due to brain abcesses, Hynonomous Hemianopsia..and spatial defeceits. I manage but I feel a prisoner in ways, limited in my ability to see family, friends and explore the world at large. Love you all

Omg. At work the other day. I thought to say, "The sky is clear," but what came out is "the blue is clear".... i mixed blue and sky ...this TBI is getting on my nerves 😳

Aint no way we have test questions on this video for our tomorrows midterm.🤬🤬🤬🤬

Great video you explain it very clearly and I am going to use the gingerbread man technique you shared I think it will help me communicate my challenges I have with my fatigue from my Traumatic Brain Injury. I am going to share your video with my family and friends. Thank you for Sharing.

i just had brain tumur surgery and this video has giving me more info than my Drs.

I understand now why I am so fatigue after having 3 brain surgeries in the last 3 years, I have experienced all of these symptoms, the last surgery back in April has really mad me feel worse now I understand why I feel this way

WoW I have worked as a manager of a NVS for several years and your video is excellent. I will recommend it as a training video for new clinicians. Thank you 😁

My vision has been screwed ever since I had yet another stroke. I got glasses a few years ago(since) but my vision is now worse.

I haven’t had sex for 4 years following my Hemorrhagic Stroke I can’t get a full erection, what can I do, tweaking my Meds perhaps?

Ok, but why is the medical fraternity not doing anything to address this?

It's not easy after a head trauma and yrs later a cup of coffee helps to get up for awhile..after 50 I need help.

I feel like that part of me is gone forever. How can a person be sexy after their mate saw them unconscious, incontinent, stupid, I feel invisible

Can aging cause muscle spasticity to worsen decades after a severe TBI?

Thank you for this info. I absolutely agree about the drugs making things so much worse. 4 brain tumors, 2 deep brain surgeries, spinal compression fracture. I needed this.

After two years with brain injury I experience extreme fatigue, dizziness especially while driving. Any suggestions?

9 years into a serious TBI and I can tell you, it gets better but its always my biggest challenge. I can't do any drugs as they raise my BP to unsafe levels. I find I need to just pace myself, take daily naps, exercise everyday and meditate. What makes it tough is these doctors don't really understand the brain and how much energy is needed for the simple tasks. Its not like breaking a leg, people understand that. a brain injury is unique for everyone and no 2 are the same.....hence the lack of understanding

I was told when I cracked my skull that the damage to my brainstem was the cause for me having zero left peripheral vision in both eyes. Lately I have been noticing a whooshing sound when I move my eyes around, like a whoo whoo whoo whoo whoo whoo whoo in quick succession. I have a guessing 20/20 vision in both eyes and for example if I look at a pink shirt I see a pinkish hue on my far left peripheral area.

Hi This is Raju from India, I want to share my problem i.e. My wife met with an accident and got Head injury 4 months ago I admitted her in Apollo jublihills Hyderabad there the doctors done head surgery to her after a month they discharged her. But due to head injury at Occipitol lobe she loss her vision, I roamed much places and consulted more doctors but they said we dont know further treatment. I want her to become normal person , So please do needful

Who would I go see to determine what kind of ‘neurological event’ would have caused this. My story is way too long to post here but basically I started having eye issues and I saw a neurologist who did some scans and determined nothing major is wrong with me neurologically but I saw an optometrist who found I had a muscular imbalance in the eyes and I worked with a neuromuscular trainer who did some tests on me and found that i had visual neglect in my left peripheral vision which he believes has caused the many years of pain I’ve been dealing with due to muscular imbalances throughout my whole body (basically my hips, shoulders and neck were twisted and I was heavily right side dominant and could never for the life of me get out of that ‘pattern’). Once I started wearing glasses and becoming aware of my left peripheral vision neglect, I became stable and grounded and had a better sense of the mind-muscle connection thus allowing me to do exercises and get out of the pattern i was stuck in. Anyway, I need to find out what caused all of this in the first place and I don’t know where to go. The glasses helped an astigmatism and that’s helped some but i didn’t have this problem my whole life. The eyes came out of nowhere but I’ve had neuromuscular issues for over a decade

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This was extremely informative. I have PCS and just a few weeks ago, started noticing having a hard time controlling tongue movements and articulation.

My name is Esther from Los Angeles USA, i want to share my testimony because I know it will help some people out there. My husband Charles was diagnosed with Huntington's disease in 2017, I watch my husband living like a mad person sometimes i shed tears. After several failed attempts to make him well again, I searched on the internet for a cure but there was none, in 2019 I bump into a comment on youtube on how Dr. Bharat cured a woman who also suffered from Huntington's for 6 years with his herbal medicine. Without wasting time I contacted him and he asked me a few questions which I answered then he prepared the medication and sent them to me here in LA with a prescription on how to use attached to it. I administered it to my husband as prescribed, within 2 months i start seeing improvements in his health and he was totally healed in 6 months, now my husband is living his best life again. You can contact Dr. Bharat via dr.bharatkings@gmail.com you will come back to testify .,.,

I can see only when i put very close to my eye I consulted doctor but they are saying there is no treatment beaches of nerve related issue

Thank you. Useful video (y)

Okay, I thought I'd update for those of you who may not read or reply to other comments. I found out thanks to my boyfriend, I still have a little bit of light perception in my left eye thanks to my left occipital lobe. So I technically have sight in half of each of my eyes. WE found out since we have a very bright flash light, and he wanted to see if i could see the light from it. When we were both shocked to know I still could, and that it hurt, we were both amazed since the doctors told me that I would not be able to see out of my left eye any more. It's very blurry and dull because I still have a cataract that was never fully removed. But I am seeing a retina specialist in September, so hopefully I'll be able to have eye surgery done if they will operate on me. I am also a meningitis survivor, which thanks to my medical records I didn't find that out until recently. That's probably where the vertigo, balance problems and migraines come from. The point I'm trying to make is, as hard as it seems, never give up on yourself. life is too precious and too short to throw in the towel. I have been there where I have felt hopeless and thought life wasn't worth it since I was so depressed after my surgery. But I thought I could either be a person that no one would want to be around or understand, or I could change my own way of thinking and become more positive even if others don't see things in the same way as me. I still struggle sometimes, and I probably will always struggle, but I will achieve my goals no matter what. Love to all of you .

You are an inspiration Sir x

A Brilliant video and a great summary of the management of spasticity. thanks!

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Out of all the videos I have watched this has made the most sense by a mile. I had a brain haemorrhage in April 2019 and can not get a hold on my life with regards to sleep and energy. This has made me feel like it is ok to feel this way, even though i wish i didnt

I don't understand why many videos, with great information have annoying background music. When you talk about attention seekers and attention sleepers i think your creating an attention seeking environment with needless noise over a fab video.

"He also takes his son fishing, dad" which is a darn site more than many full bodied father do. It was an honour and a privilege to meet you and your wonderful young boy. It was and you are inspiring, to see how you managed and just got on with it and on top of that, with all your difficulties, never stopped praising and encouraging your young lad. Great video Greg. Doesn't show much of what happened. It doesn't have to. I hope, should anything like that ever happen to me I remember your story....cuz I know it will remind to never give up, God bless you.

Such an incredible story. Lovely to see you using your own experiences to help others. I met you a few years ago at my old job and it was great to see you again today. You’re such a friendly positive person It was a pleasure to serve you today. Hope to see you again soon.

I lost my sight after a brain surgery I had 6 years ago. I was already visually impaired and was losing what sight I had left before then, but surgery made me lose it within several hours. I went to sleep on the operating table seeing, mostly light and shadows. And when I woke up, I couldn't see any more. And the strange thing was, I didn't overreact like I thought I would've. I had all kinds of crazy sinarios in my head before I went through with surgery, how I'd wake up and react. For a long time, I thought I could still see. Since the brain was trying to send a signal from the eyes which were okay, to the brain. But all I kept seeing, was a phantom light. It was so confusing for a long time that my brain would still think that I'm seeing something, when there is no way that I could with the occipital lobe, temporal lobe and parietal lobe on the right side being gone. But I guess people who lose their sight traumatically go through this. Anyway, I'm at least glad that I know how to cook and clean still and can do most things without sight. The only thing I still struggle with, is traveling outside, but I'm working on that. I developed vertigo and balance issues, so that just made things harder. But I refuse to give up on myself, and just want my life to keep getting better as time goes on. That loss of sight can't be the end of the world, even with only half a brain in my head now.

After a year of having a concussion and now post concussive Syndrome, I’m still experiencing fatigue, all I can heard from doctors en the USA is that the fatigue is caused by depression when is the other way around. I get depress because I can’t do all the things I used to do and can’t function the same way or the same speed.

A very inspirational story - so impressed by Gregory's hard work and dedication as well as the team who helped him! Have a great weekend! 💟💚 💟💚