www.incontinentsupport.org

Well I can see it's good news - at least you have a brain - but it doesn't answer much. Mind, if it had found anything there wouldn't have been a fix in all probability. You are going to have to do what you having been doing best - work around the problems and get on with life.

Wheels,
That's exactly what I've been doing. I'm just trying to live life to the fullest with the support of my family and make the best out of what I have. Overall, I am healthy. I have some challenges yes. But I can adapt and carry on. It could be worse. So I am happy!

Cheers,

Don

It sure would be nice to get some answers to issues we have to deal with, but some never get them. You have a terrific attitude about it all, inspiring! Puffy

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Puffy
BC, Canada
Fighting the "Bladder Battle" since 1995

Hey Puff,
I recently got a job at a hospital in North Carolina. They have a TBI unit at this hospital. My primary doc believes my repeat head injuries could be contributing to my many conditions. She said its not uncommon for the MRI to be normal but there still may be trauma. So when I go to the clinic on the 13th, I'll ask about going there.

That's cool, may as well make the most of the Unit if it is there and may help get answers, Puffy

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Puffy
BC, Canada
Fighting the "Bladder Battle" since 1995

looks like the same way of how become incontinent, by an bike accident just flew away and my head hitted hard the year 2011 by order of my psychiatrist derived to me to an neurologist to get more text because him suspected something else, and well got MRI and etc which do not given any abnormal result besides an small brain shrink which is ok i guess, also ordered an neuropsychiatric analisys, i just felt like idiot doing things of an kid of 4 years old, like draw to my parents, i am so bad drawing, so well, well from that test just got two conclusions, they can not get the score of my IQ and something else that i suspected and well that is all.

sometimes, the brain have already the mysteries which already is not discovered or fully understanded, perhaps the main reason is why the neurons and the complex structure made hard to do an analisys or discovering of something new.

best regards
Francisco

Just an update, I got the call today from the VA Polytrauma unit at the local VA hospital. I am set to meet with a TBI physician on May 16th. My fingers are crossed that ill get some answers.