Interactive Brain

Anonymous replied on Thu, 01/07/2016 - 6:10pm Permalink

I am experiencing constant debilitating pain on the right side of my frontal lobe, do you have any idea what the cause of this could be?

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Anonymous replied on Sat, 08/29/2015 - 2:03pm Permalink

I definitely learned things that I did not know before!

-Parker Deal. (Mrs.Norris' Intro To Psych.)

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Anonymous replied on Thu, 08/06/2015 - 3:52pm Permalink

Each brain injury is unique. The most important thing the community surrounding the brain injured could add to the great progress occurring is to stop the community of "normals" from accusing the concussed of all forms of manipulation, laziness and under achievement. This is real the recovery time is ongoing. Be encouraging do not act as a detractor. To all who have brain injuries believe in yourself and love every day.

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Anonymous replied on Fri, 05/29/2015 - 3:34am Permalink

I'm now 41 years old, 7 years ago I had a tbi, I fell off a roof landing on my head on the cement, this really has changed my life, I am a artist now and there is no way on eath I could draw a runni g stick man before I got hurt, Recovery is never easy what ever it is, but if you can somehow find the strengh to think positive, I should have a better recovery POSITIVE THINKING HAS SAVED MY LIFE

JORDY JOHNSON

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Anonymous replied on Mon, 03/02/2015 - 12:06am Permalink

Awesome, awesome, awesome,

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Anonymous replied on Sun, 09/21/2014 - 2:58am Permalink

I love this site. My 23 yr old son suffered a TBI 6 yrs ago. I read everything posted here. I learn something new everyday . I majored in nursing and psychology and thought I was prepared to deal with this. How wrong I was! His injury prompted his then 15 yr old sister to major in neuropsychology. She graduates this yr from Penn State. Her attitude changed from " I no longer have a brother" to learning to understand and accept her "new" brother...and wanting to help others like him. Everything happens for a reason!

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Anonymous replied on Sun, 07/20/2014 - 10:10am Permalink

This is my favorite place I love to visit. Jack from Mongolia.

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Anonymous replied on Mon, 06/16/2014 - 10:55am Permalink

I had a hemorrhagic stroke 5 yrs ago. Drs say I was lucky to survive. I have many residual effects..I'm now in a new state. Drs here say i did not have a stroKe. I'M very frustrated. I'm going to go to a neurological university in my prev state and get my follow-up

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Anonymous replied on Sat, 06/14/2014 - 12:03pm Permalink

This is so depressing...on top of major depression. Just reinforces my feelings of inadequacy. And I'm a neuroscience RN. Haha... Well, I used to be, although I've kept my RN license current, just to make me feel like I'm worthwhile, although, I'm not.

And to top it off, in order to leave a comment, I have to try to decipher some weird code-garbled word, I've tried 3x, and I'm about to give up. I have a hard enough time just reading and comprehending normal typed words. Why do you make this so difficult?

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Anonymous replied on Sun, 05/25/2014 - 11:11pm Permalink

Thank you for putting up this web site. It's been very helpful to many of us. I had a tumor/cancer removed September 2012 in the frontal lobe . Please keep us getting better...