#braindamage

[thepiratefish]

To all my other Rvb fans I have an Angst idea.

(This has stuff to do with caboose brain damage and if it wad revealed how he got it lets ignore it for now)

So I headcannon caboose has alot of scars from however he got hos braindamage and caboose rarely takes off his helmet for whatever reason (he dose take it off for baths and showers but has never taken it off infront of a mirror though) But I can imagine a scenario where he takes off his helmet infront of a mirror and sees all the scars and gets really confused and scared and just crys until wash/tucker/ possibly sarge, find them and trys to comfort them.

[graffiti-library]

- Brain Damage - 2005 - nr.13 - 91 pages -

- 20.5-29.4cm - softcover -

[angry-children]

i cant breathe or think rn its just them

[liefsjojo]

Overprikkeling

Overprikkeling is als een storm die in je hoofd woedt. Geluiden komen te hard binnen, als een tsunami van decibellen die je overspoelt en je doet verdrinken in een zee van ruis. Licht is teveel, als een zon die te fel schijnt en je verblindt, waardoor je je ogen moet sluiten en je jezelf moet terugtrekken in de schaduw.

Gesprekken volg je niet meer, als een radiosignaal dat verstoord wordt door interferentie, waardoor de woorden in je hoofd verdwijnen en je verloren loopt in een doolhof van gedachten. Hersenmist, als een dikke nevel die je hersenen bedekt en je verward maakt, waardoor je niet meer weet waar je bent en wat er om je heen gebeurt.

Overprikkeling kan je heel ziek maken, als een virus dat zich in je lichaam nestelt en je helemaal overneemt. Het kan je alleen laten voelen, als een verlaten eiland waar niemand je kan bereiken en je vastzit in je eigen gedachten. Maar vooral kan overprikkeling je onbegrepen laten voelen, als een vreemdeling in een wereld die te snel, te luid en te fel voor je is. Het is als een schreeuw om hulp die niet gehoord wordt, als een stil verdriet dat verborgen blijft.

© Liefs Jojo

[tintapeluda]

Character design for stopmotion.

She is one of my best creatures.

[eric-sadahire]

That awkward moment when you don't know if you have free time...

or you have forgotten to do something.

[ericblancony]

When a list of bad habits reads like your average day.

[theinfopond]

Proven Ways To Prevent Alzheimer's

Scientists now call Alzheimer’s disease “Type 3 diabetes.” What’s the link between Alzheimer’s and diabetes? Well, new research shows insulin resistance, or what I call diabesity (from eating too many carbs and sugar and not enough fat), is one of the major factors that starts the brain-damage cascade that robs the memory of millions of people.

[thecrowsayskaw]

This episode's #BrainDamage is Pulgasari: The death of a blacksmith leads to the birth of a metal eating bovine avenger of kaiju proportions. https://youtu.be/w2R5RIlnRp8?si=vK4LaiY2tz4l8FNe via @YouTube

[mariams-arcanum]

help my entire tumblr feed is just postal dude

[x3imandiel]

people are kidding me I come from Bergenfield High school got sent to behavior and knew my dads work is before behavior and school. In high school got board of education and was in highschool at little girl.

[ricisidro]

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Having anxiety and depression before a COVID infection increases the risk of developing long COVID, Harvard's T.H. Chan School of Public Health at Harvard University study.

#LongCovid #Anxiety #Depression #BrainDamage #BrainFog #Dementia #Neurology #psychiatry #coronavirus

Anxiety, Your Brain, and Long COVID: What the Research

https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/992719?src=soc_tw_share via @medscape

[liefsjojo]

Het herontdekken van verbinding

In een wereld waar tijd lijkt te versnellen, waar menselijke verbindingen vervagen en waar technologie onze ware essentie verdoezelt, bevinden we ons op een kruispunt van verloren liefde. Het is een wereld waarin ogen afdwalen, niet langer de magie van zielsverwantschap weerspiegelen, en waar monden zelden de woorden van het hart uitspreken. In deze wereld raakt aanraking steeds meer verwijderd, als een vage herinnering aan de warmte van menselijk contact.

Ouderen die niet langer kunnen meedraaien worden over het hoofd gezien, vergeten door een samenleving die de wijsheid van hun ervaringen verwaarloost. Mensen met beperkingen worden voortdurend geconfronteerd met obstakels, terwijl de wereld om hen heen hen niet de compassie biedt die ze verdienen. Jongeren worden gekweld door een groeiend gevoel van depressie, omdat ze zich steeds minder bewust zijn van de echte betekenis van oprecht contact maken.

De mens raakt steeds verder verwijderd van zijn medemens. We geven alles op voor de verlokkingen van de digitale tijd, maar worden we daar werkelijk gelukkig van? Misschien heel even, in die momenten van virtuele vervulling, maar er komt onvermijdelijk een moment waarop de dwalende massa beseft dat ze de kunst van liefhebben verloren heeft.

In een wereld die steeds meer verdwaalt in de ban van technologie, is het aan ons om een nieuwe weg te banen.

Laten we beginnen met de ouderen, de schatkisten van wijsheid en ervaring. Laten we de tijd nemen om naar hen te luisteren, om hun verhalen te koesteren en te leren van hun lessen. Laten we hun een gevoel van erkenning en respect geven, en de waarde van hun aanwezigheid in ons leven herontdekken.

Laten we de obstakels wegnemen voor mensen met beperkingen, hen omarmen met open armen en een wereld creëren waarin inclusie en acceptatie de norm zijn. Laten we begrip kweken en empathie tonen, zodat zij volledig kunnen deelnemen aan het leven en de liefde die het te bieden heeft.

En laten we onze jongeren begeleiden, hen de waarde van echt contact tonen. Laten we hen leren dat schermen geen vervanging zijn voor oogcontact, dat virtuele likes en reacties niet kunnen tippen aan een oprechte omhelzing. Laten we ruimte maken voor kwetsbaarheid, voor het delen van emoties en het ontwikkelen van diepgaande relaties.

We kunnen een keerpunt bereiken, een verschuiving in het collectieve bewustzijn. Laten we de technologie niet afwijzen, maar inzetten als een middel om verbinding te vergemakkelijken in plaats van te vervangen. Laten we leren balanceren tussen de virtuele wereld en de tastbare realiteit. Laten we opnieuw leren hoe we elkaars ogen kunnen aankijken, elkaars stemmen kunnen horen en elkaars aanrakingen kunnen voelen.

We zijn sociale wezens, geboren uit liefde en bestemd om lief te hebben. In de afwezigheid van echte verbinding verliezen we stukje bij beetje onze menselijkheid.

© Liefs Jojo

[symptomfinder]

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Here are some tips to help you cope: Stay calm and breathe deeply Use relaxation techniques Take breaks when needed Keep a journal to track symptoms Communicate with your healthcare team For caregivers: Encourage the patient to rest Provide a calm environment Help with relaxation techniques Be patient and understanding Communicate with the healthcare team Remember, neuro storming is temporary and can be managed with proper care and support. 💪6. Long-Term Outlook for Neuro Storming Patients: What to Expect Neuro storming patients may experience long-term effects such as cognitive impairment and physical disabilities. Rehabilitation programs can help improve the quality of life for these patients. It's important to have a support system in place for both the patient and their family. Research is ongoing to find new treatments and therapies for neuro storming patients. It's important to stay optimistic and hopeful for the future. 💡 Tip: Encourage patients to participate in support groups and connect with others who have had similar experiences. Long-term care plans should be developed in collaboration with the patient's healthcare team. Patients may require ongoing medical care and monitoring to manage their symptoms. It's important to have open and honest communication with healthcare providers to ensure the best possible outcomes. Patients and their families should be aware of the potential risks and benefits of different treatment options. 💡 Tip: Encourage patients to keep a journal to track their symptoms and progress. It's important to address any emotional or psychological issues that may arise as a result of neuro storming. Patients may benefit from counseling or therapy to help them cope with the challenges they face. Family members may also benefit from counseling or support groups to help them better understand and support their loved one. It's important to remember that recovery is a journey, and progress may be slow but steady. 💡 Tip: Encourage patients to celebrate small victories along the way and to focus on what they can do, rather than what they can't.7. Research and Advancements in Understanding Neuro Storming SymptomsNeuro storming symptoms can be challenging to manage, but research and advancements are helping us understand them better. Here are some recent findings: 🧠 Neuro storming can occur after a traumatic brain injury or stroke. 🌡️ Symptoms can include fever, high blood pressure, and muscle spasms. 🏥 Treatment may involve medications, cooling therapy, and physical therapy. Recent studies have shown that: 📈 Early detection and treatment can improve outcomes. 🧪 Biomarkers may help predict who is at risk for neuro storming. 🧬 Genetic factors may play a role in susceptibility to neuro storming. Advancements in technology are also helping us better understand neuro storming: 🔬 Brain imaging techniques can help identify areas of the brain affected by neuro storming. 🧫 Laboratory tests can help diagnose neuro storming and monitor treatment progress. 🤖 Robotics and virtual reality may be useful in rehabilitation for those with neuro storming. As we continue to learn more about neuro storming, we can improve our ability to diagnose and treat this complex condition. In conclusion, understanding neuro storming symptoms is crucial for patients, caregivers, and healthcare providers. It can help identify the onset of a storm and prevent further complications. 🧠💡 Early recognition and prompt treatment are essential for managing neuro storming. 🚨👩‍⚕️ Therefore, it is important to educate oneself and others about the signs and symptoms of neuro storming to ensure timely intervention and better outcomes. 📚👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 https://symptomfinder.com/understanding-neuro-storming-symptoms/?_unique_id=6477de5b86469