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Old 09-07-2008, 03:20 AM #1
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can we ever heal and remember who we used to be coz i don't, all i have is stories?

i heard that learning an instrument can grow new neuro-pathways, but does that bring us back to who we used to be? and am i stupid in grieving for the person folks tell me i used to be?

how do we come to terms with a head injury outside of practical gadgets to help us cope?
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