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Old 06-08-2018, 08:01 PM #1
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Default Anger issues 16 month post TBI
16 months after TBI. My son is still having anger issues. He used to get a long with everyone, now not so much. On his second job since March 1st. He thinks everyone dislikes him. I think its all in his head. Sad to see him so angry all the time. No joy. Hoping and praying he can still get better. Afraid to take antidepressents.
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