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Mild attentional control challenge - paying attention vs inattention
traumatic brain injury
Started by charles2020 less than a minute ago
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Due to a complicated birth injury many years ago including delivery by forceps, I was diagnosed with Organic Brain Syndrome, mild Inattentive ADHD. I was surprised that, for me, coffee/caffeine works a little and far better than much stronger, prescription only stimulant medicines (like Ritalin, Dexedrine, etc.). Is anyone else extremely sensitive (in a positive manner) to coffee/caffeine? X-ref: sustained attention, alertness, wakefulness. Thank you.
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traumatic brain injury
Started by Renee G. 30 days ago
I was in a car accident almost 2 years ago. I finally got proper diagnosis of mild cognitive impairment, frontal lobe deficit, post concussional syndrome, adhd, symptoms related to tbi. I hired an attorney for SSDI and got denied, not sure why yet. What I did notice is the paperwork they filed was for organic mental disorder, not neurocognitive.
SSDI changed the definition of 12.02 in 2017 along with the requirements. Could this be why I was denied because my neuropsychologist marked me as extreme on most of my questionnaire, the one under that on all others.
Any help would be great as I no longer understand anything.
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alzheimers
Started by FGF on January 20, 2020
My husband of 43 years had a mild stroke about 5 years ago. His doctors say his memory and inability to pay attention and aware of what is going on or being said are the result of his stroke.
I have tried to encourage him to practice his memory skills, to read, but he won’t. I accuse him of not trying. I become frustrated. He is forgetting what items are called, follow a TV show or remember we saw a certain movie or TV show just a few weeks ago. He finds it difficult to relay a story because he can’t find or remember the words needed to tell a story. I need advice as to how to help him without he getting upset at me.
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