"Brain Injury Is ..." Brain Injury Defined By People Who Are Living With It

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http://p1.bikepics.com/2013/05/13/bikepics-2554992-full.jpg Living and trying to get out every day from the thinest glass cage,all dressed up in the heaviest steel ever...

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I think I remember who I am, but yet I am different now.

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being locked in a padded cell against your will, knowing what once was on the outside and trying to get back there, yet no amount of screaming or punching the walls is going to get you back, understood and accepted

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Like having Alzheimer's in reverse.

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I know right.

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the dots never connecting

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Inexplicable to the world....Kerry

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I have said this many times:Having a brain injury is like dropping a box of unmarked pieces of a puzzle ..then picking it up & having NO Idea on How, What, When and Why ..to even start placing them together to make any kind of sense out of it.Often it is not the trauma that creates the most pain..it is the lack of support & understanding after.~WRH

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frustrating, invisibly misunderstood, daily struggle for basic survival, easily flooded brain leading to "can't think"

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Like having the starter line come off the lawnmower, and you keep trying to re-wind it to start it up again. Only the lawnmower is your brain.

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