So, I recently was released from the hospital. I fell, knocked

>>16949974
>still woke up to only my family being happy because I'm healthy again. My so called "friends" didn't even bat an eye

the fact that you're surprised marks you as a dumbass in my book and thus, not worthy of my /adv/ice.

have a nice day princess

>>16949974
Yes. Some studies show long-term depression can occur from even minor head trauma. The brain is a complicated thing, and losing consciousness, suffering from amnesia, and getting a concussion are not small minor or a little deal, it's a very serious head injury. good luck.

>>16949974
Can you give some examples of differences?
I think that changes to the brain risk changes to personality.

>>16949991
still depressed, but a little more sociable.
a lot friendlier and my viewpoint on certain things changed.
I feel like I react quicklier in general,
and am more considerate towards others.
It feels strange, because I'm almost like a different person now.

>>16950119
Maybe that`s temporary, because you feel grateful that you managed to wake up and keep going after the accident. Give it a while.

>>16949974
http://www.livescience.com/45349-brain-injury-turns-man-into-math-genius.html

Yes.

>>16950125
I kind of wish I didn't wake up though.
Well, I hope it is only temporary, because it's really weird to be completely different from like you were the day before

>>16949974
Lots of events on a humans life can change their views on life. Breakups, severe diseases, horrible accidents etc.
So your answer is yes, it's pretty normal.

>>16950143
Why not try and like your new self as well.......
Sometimes I really don't get you people.

>>16950161
because now I feel bad because I changed, so I theoretically don't have a reason to feel bad, but I still do, because essentially before this incident, I felt bad. I have no reason to not feel bad, but I don't, because I changed. a lot. I don't appreciate that.