McLeod3013

This. Age makes a big difference. That is why they can remove an entire hemisphere in young children with severe seizures and they relearn walking, talking, and function better post surgery.

My husband had a brain injury in high school and he is more mean and non filtered. It bothers him though because he cant always understand. I get told I don't make sense a lot but its not me lol.

Might be the system repeatedly ignoring a student's needs. My special needs child is only in kindergarten and I have been trying to fight all year for sensory breaks and inclusion. The school and cou th will not give it to her because her school doesn't have any resources. I have bought and provided everything for her to use at school to make a difference. But now her case manager is just refusing to do it. We have the school evals where they show she has xyz needs but that they will not do anything. So do you really get surprised when they flee the class room or hit some one. Or Bite? We are pulling her out two months before school ends because she is peeling her skin off her arms and sitting in a corner crying every morning. She is 6.

Yep. In positive light i have learned to separate emotions and talking. :) not something my side of the family is strong at.

Scars do not bother anyone really. I would go as is and it could be some what liberating. :)