I can't even tell you how fried your central nervous system is after a ruptured aneurysm/stroke. I grind my teeth at night (have since I was little). Now-a-days I think I get my tongue at night too leaving it "sore" all day. I have asked two doctors and a dentist about it. They all think it looks "perfectly normal", but to me it is always sore/sensitive. I am beginning to think I am completely crazy as another doctor guesses what might be causing it. I think I may have to resort to the expensive mouth guard from the dentist and hope it goes away, so I don't get that look like,"you're fine, you just freak out too much"......MY NERVES ARE FRIED, Yes, EVERY little thing drives me more nuts than I think I ever was before (YIKES)! My poor doctors, I think they have given up with me :-)
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The picture here is so much YOU. We are all fried when dealing with traumas to the brain. We are so happy to have you in our lives. The doctors know how you feel. They understand your pain. They just can't reverse it. It probably hurts them as much as it does all of those who love you. Hang in girlfriend. Your turn to buy breakfast...how normal is that???
Oh, my dear friend. I feel your pain- for such a different reason, but I do. I wish for you to always have satisfying answers and solutions... but we all know that doesn't happen how we think it should. It hurts to think how much you hurt. I wish there were a way I could zap myself to your house tonight and we could have a cup of tea together...
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