Ok - you've got a tumor, and it mos likely causing the convulsions. That's not good, especially if the tumor starts growing. But you know the tumor is there. Most likely all your symptoms and incredble empathy, intuitiveness and learning capabilties come from the tumor causing your brain to harness much more of it's power than the average person. You have some incredible abilities. Unless the tumor starts to grow or the convulsions get to be too much - enjoy these incredible abilities! What's to be called wrong?
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Originally Posted by TheCondition
Okay, so every professional I have seen has ended up giving up. This includes a team of neuroscientists a top university, multiple treatment centers, and multiple psychologists. Can you guys do it?
-I am 21 years old. Male. 6'1" 180 lbs. 8% bodyfat. Very athletic.
-I have a brain tumor between my temporal lobe and cerebellum.
-I have extremely strong empathy. So much that I seem psychic. You don't have to talk for me to hold a conversation with you, even if I just met you.
-Moreover, I can predict events before they happen
-I am widely regarded in my region as a mathematical genius. I have contributed to research. I started my formal education in college and went to graduate level math courses without any difficulty, in fact, obtained the highest grades.
-I spent much time homeless as my family discarded me at 18. I was emaciated for a while. I am now very affluent.
-I cry about five times a day because I come across people in a lot of pain or with a lot of hatred and can sense it very strongly
-I am otherwise in perfect bliss. My own situation does not matter to me
-I go into convulsions occasionally, especially while doing mathematics. When I come back I am extremely confused about time, where I am, and who I am. This is associated with a severe pain in my right frontal cortex that persists for hours.
Any suggestions or questions?
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