Brain Injury and Personality Changes
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- Опубліковано 18 лют 2023
- In this video, we're talking to Dr. Rad of the Brain and Spine Groups about brain injury and how it can affect your mood and personality. We'll discuss the different types of brain injuries and how they can impact your mood and personality.
If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with a brain injury, be sure to watch this video to learn about the different mood changes and personality changes that can happen after a brain injury. Brain injury can be a severe and life-altering event, so it's essential to know all the facts about it!
ABOUT DR. RAD
Dr. Rad is a U.S. Marine who served with 1st Battalion, 11th Marines in Helmand Province, Afghanistan. During four years of active enlisted service Ryan was meritoriously promoted three times, was awarded the Naval Achievement Medal and earned a combat action ribbon in theater. Dr. Rad was honorably discharged from the U.S. Marine Corps in 2012.
Dr. Rad completed his undergraduate studies in Neurobiology and Behavior at Cornell University and received his MD degree with Honors in Service from Weill Cornell Medical College. He founded the first planning committee for Medical Student Neurosurgery Training Camps in 2017 - a multi-site national training program that grew into the Medical Student Neurosurgery Training Center. As the Chairman and CEO of Brain and Spine Group, Ryan is at the forefront of their mission to improve brain and spine health globally through education, research, and community service.
Contact Ryan at Ryan.Rad@brainandspinegroup.org
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27 year TBI survivor here from a bad car wreck on 3/31/97... I was in the Hospital for 26 days and in Physical Therapy for 18 months... I struggle with repeating myself,poor multitasking skills,poor short term memory,poor temper etc... I attempted and failed at several careers-( Special Education Teacher, Car Salesman,911 Radio Dispatcher)... The Combination of TBI issues,PTSD issues and Career failures led to increased Depression,Anxiety and Suicidal Thoughts... I FINALLY have a somewhat decent quality of life... I FINALLY received SSDI-( Social Security Disability Income ) after 15 years,4 appeals and 3 attorneys... I now drive part time for a Car Dealership and Build Model Cars as a Hobby... These activities bring my life meaning,help me deal with my TBI and PTSD issues,and improve my self esteem ...
Can you help me, I have brain trauma from getting jumped in 2000, my dr took my klonopin from 6 a day to 1, I can't think straight as my brain can't stop thinking bad sad stuff, it won't stop, I took 3 klonopin yesterday and was calmed by 50% this dr wont prescribe more than 1 mg a day. Im so wound up and hate this feeling, its not withdrawal, its undermedicating. Any advice is appreciated much love from Mike p
Should I find a different dr?I'm miserable ever since going from 6mg to 4 then to 1. Thanks man
@@marye.persan8937 maybe get a second opinion??
its made me very thankful finding this after a brain injury ive been learning to live with. Being in that dark knowing theres something to show you direction and finding it. Even the smallest thing to guide some light to quell chaos 2 you is amazing seriously TY
3 severe traumatic brain injuries at 16 life support 7 days comatosed, paraplegic etc.
7 years initial rehab. Now 23 year s into a refractory commorbidity existence. The truth if it all is no one in the world knows enough about our brains how powerful and how life changing they are. My line was drawn in the sand and there is nothing else i can do this is my life which torments me the most knowing im not the person who lives in this body im not the person i was and what he was about. Im just a waste of space on a pension and living in negative resolve. I hope everybody is well and that you try all tthe drugs and treatmentts provided because tthey do work for some people. Tthankuou goodbye
My husband had a brain injury 20 yrs ago been behaving like a narcissist personality like wants to destroy everything himself and others . And refuses to get help. Every time he do something destructive he promises to see a doctor but never dose. What can I do to help. He going on 62 yrs old the injury he was in his late 40s and getting worse with his behavior
Damn thats a scary situation, maybe get him a bible? I'm not sure haha good luck!!!
Gardening is what they makes their residence do in British military rehabilitation centres, as it's calming. Also learning an instrument requires the brain, to be able to be better at problem solving and even better for you than just listening to music. So just watering the plants I chose and seeing them grow because of that brings me great joy. I've just started learning Bass Guitar to 😁
the helper people--doctors, counselors etc.--are worse than the injury and the disease. horrendous.
I suffer from this. The only thing I have done that works or should I say help manage things is just the correct meds. And this is after intense therapy. It doesn't fix it but it helps