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Default Food for Thought: Who Am I? (what defines me)
My brain injury and the resulting cognitive changes have made me question what constitutes a self. If I am not my intelligence, my memory or my temperament, then who am I? I feel fortunate that my ultimate goal in life has remained the same, and I can define a self as consisting of what I do to become who I want to be. I am the trying, persisting, hoping self.


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