I really swear that I don't do it on purpose, but given that
I spend about 14 hours each day in front of my computer browsing the internet
for millions of reasons - not at all related to something that may be useful to
overcome my disabilities - as I was researching about a new medication that my
new psychiatrist prescribed very recently to me (first thing I always do is to
read about the always present side-effects). This is the list of websites (even from the important and official NIH) that popped out in my search.
- http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15265252
- http://psychsoma.co.za/files/psychdigest-200808-vol-2-no-5.pdf
- http://pharmrev.aspetjournals.org/content/64/4/1004.full
- http://pseag.com/tag/brain-injury/
Since while I was in a coma (2 months long) I had what's now
called a Near Death
Experience when I made an agreement with I
don't know who (but
I had several different suggestions about the "entity" I may have met)
about my surviving the accident, somehow I'm still in some sort of contact with
what's named the
afterworld and very often I dream that there already exists the way
to fully recover from a brain injury by simply reducing the inflammation of the
injured brain (that often lasts many years after the actual, initial injury) so
that the brain itself can return to be plastic (just like mother nature has
programmed the brain to be).
I've been posting so much here about "this way"
and why it's still very difficult and expensive to receive this treatment that
I just invite my readers to use the new and improved navigation tools of my
blog to know about it, even if by just reading the sites I linked above should be
sufficient.
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