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Alyssamarie420

1y ago

Severe Depression After TBI: Anyone Else?

does anybody feel severe depression after a tbi?

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Bantam

8mo ago

Yes, absolutely. Remember that for most survivors some, or most, of our symptoms can change over time. Where you are now is not where you will always be. And depression always lies.
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Lakinm

9mo ago

Hi, i know how you feel about depression of Tbi.. I have same severe traumatic brain injury- I guess same thing honestly everyone has their own stories ok idk how to say it is nice having friends specifically with some that understand your points?
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Dawnelle

1y ago

I have it along with anxiety and being suspicious of people I love. I can’t stand it.
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Brigit

11mo ago

I have as well, and I'm 8+ years into my TBI. Suspicious that my family doesn't love me and they were doing things for me (spending time with me, buying me presents for the holidays, etc) because they feel bad for me. I've learned it's only my psychosis, but it's hard when I've been suspicious for years.
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LindsayLee

1y ago

it’s interesting about feeling suspicious of people you love. I have felt that way too.
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LindsayLee

1y ago

For a long time I had no emotions. The only time I’d cry was when my brain was seriously overstimulated. I appeared frustrated when I was being pulled in multiple directions. But I personally didn’t feel emotionally agitated. Last year I put so much focus into healing that I would say I now experience a normal range of emotions. But with how much my life change I did experience a lot of grief which could trigger depression. Exercise and get the blood flowing as much as possible. NUCCA chiropractic helped tremendously! I take lots of supplements to help support TBI healing. You’re not alone. Hang in there!
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DonD

1y ago

Most Definitely.. it’s been about 20 months since my TBI/DAI.. still seeking relief for it & depression.

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