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Old 10-31-2012, 10:41 AM #6
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Originally Posted by Lightrail11 View Post
Ho Louann and welcome.

Disinhibition (including the foul language usage you describe) is not uncommon with TBI/PCS survivors. Before answering further it would be helpful to know when and the severity of his injury, and what treatment he is or has received. Sounds like a consult with a neurologist or clinical neuropsychologist familiar with TBI is in order if he has not yet seen one.
He was thrown out of a truck in an accident they said cogitative skill were affected and there are multiply contusion on the brain. Of course there were a lot of other physical injuries, most have healed but his broken shoulder still hurts him a lot. The wreck was on May27, 2012
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