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Old 08-28-2017, 05:43 AM #4
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Hi wifeofone,

Did your husband fill out comp papers? If he didn't he needs to get a lawyer in there to help him out. I can't help but wonder if he has hurt the right temporal lobe of his head because that's the area of the brain that shows a persons emotions. My advice to you is to get your husband to a neurologist and get some tests done to find out if he has any damage on the brain. (I have epilepsy and had 2 brain surgeries so I can relate to this).
Tell your husband to try and take vitamin B12 once a day that helps calm the nerves down also. I wish you and your husband only the best and May God Bless the Both of You!

Sue
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