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Old 02-14-2014, 01:30 PM #1
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Wink Thoughts on religious or spiritual beliefs, or non-belief

Hey everyone!

I was just wondering how TBI's and/or PCS have affected each of your lives, specifically relating to your views on religion or spiritual faith if any.

What did you believe before the incident? Has it changed during your recovery process?

I'm interested to know as I feel very frustrated and alone when trying to explain to those around me, that I no longer believe what they believe because my life experiences have brought about a different understanding.

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Astrid

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