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CD, Bang on the head

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sykes · 22/03/2004 11:18

Countess Dracula, can I ask about something you posted re bumps on the head. My h had a very serious car accident about two years ago - ended up in resuss and had a brain scan - very bad head injury. We've since split up - he had an affair etc and I do realise that this is why he left. but am intrigued as to the effects his car accident may have had. He became a different person post the accident - very unempathetic etc. I realise this looks as if I'm clutching at straws but that's a seperate issue - just interested in how head injuries can change your personality.

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forestfly · 22/03/2004 12:40

Perhaps he thought you only live once, and i'm going to be a selfish prick from now on.

fio2 · 22/03/2004 12:47

really sykes? my dad fell off a ladder and suffered a bad head injury, had to have a brain scan and suffered memory loss. He changed almost instantly and he and my mum divorced not long after due to his infidelity. He became a self centered jerkoid. Bit of a coincidence that!

forestfly · 22/03/2004 12:51

Perhaps they do something to you in hospitals no bang on the head for mine i'm afraid just a heart operation for his son.

forestfly · 22/03/2004 13:01

My friends husband left after she nursed him with Bowel Cancer, they have five children. He went on freinds reunited when he came out of hospital. Met up with an old freind and six months later married her.
Perhaps he does have a medical condition, or perhaps the accident shook up his life, and made him reconsider things.
I know Chris was going through a hard time with looking for his parents and his ill son. But he just wanted fresh sympathy off a new women who hadn't been there. Definetly major stresses happening in his life when he left.
I hope you get the answer your looking for anyhow.

forestfly · 22/03/2004 13:02

I've put his name oh no

Katypie · 23/03/2004 07:08

Sykes
I think brain damage can cause changes in behaviour, values, personality etc. depending on the area of the brain that was damaged.

You might find this interesting:
brain damage

CountessDracula · 23/03/2004 09:35

Well I don't know that much about it, just have a good friend who is a Dr (psychologist) who researches brain injuries and their effects on people.

I have obviously talked to him about it, he does mainly children, he works here - the website may have more information.

I think it is certainly true that even minor brain injury can cause personality change - my dh deals with it in his line of work too (clinical negligence lawyer) - I remember one case of a chap who had a fairly minor car accident and became violent and impossible to live with.

The institute of Neurology may be able to help you - their website is here

And this page has lots of useful looking links.

HTH

BTW if you want to emial me about the specific details I could forward it to my friend for an opinion.

sykes · 23/03/2004 10:27

CD and everyone else thank you very much. Maybe if I hit hit very hard over the head again he'll come to his senses. It might help me anyway. Must add baseball bat to weekly shopping lost. Not sure Waitrose stocks them. I'll look at those web sites and, if you really don't mind, CD, will e-mail - but will completely understand if your friend is busy. Thanks again.

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CountessDracula · 23/03/2004 10:32

No problem, can't guarantee anything obviously but will certainly ask him! He is lovely kind person so I'm sure he'll help.

Oh and you might find this useful!!

sykes · 23/03/2004 11:37

Marvellous, apparently it's suitable for both club use and leisure/amateur play. I'd place my needs in the leisure category - would certainly bring a smile to my face. Thanks.

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CountessDracula · 23/03/2004 11:45

I'm sure there would be a queue of mumsnetters waiting to join a club that involved bashing their dhs or xdhs over the head with baseball bats....

sykes · 23/03/2004 11:48

Might make a valued addition to the discounts for mnetters section.

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CountessDracula · 23/03/2004 11:49

Good idea!

forestfly · 23/03/2004 11:49

I'm in

juniper68 · 23/03/2004 12:23

roflmao at this thread (only the last bit though)

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