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Old 05-17-2018, 07:50 PM
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I can't stand know-nothings who have never walked a mile in one's shoes with a brain injury. They do not truly understand. I've found that very few understand, and most people don't even want you to discuss your hardships with them. If anything, people will treat you like you're whining, and they'll not be compassionate in the least. Then, when you make a mistake because of the impact of your brain injury, they want to hold you to the same level of accountability as someone who has no disorientation, no lightheadedness, no dizziness, no extreme headaches, etc., etc., etc.

A brain injury SUCKS. It just does. It's a hidden disability, and people treat you like you're not that injured. They expect you to have the same outlook as someone in perfect health.
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