A few days before I was born I managed to knock my head on my mom's pelvis resulting in bleeding in the brain. When I was born I the bleeding continued and resulted in my body being unable to regulate several functions. Somehow the doctor's stopped the bleeding and physically I am fine. My genius IQ was thwarted to only high above average though, and that part of a person that connects with others and allows empathy and sympathy rarely functions resulting in a large effort on my part to act like I care. (I have no idea if that is why, but it seems a good excuse - the drugs helped neither social skills nor IQ...)
omg...that must be a real problem for you...
If there is smthing I m happy about, is that,they made a lot of tests on me:neurological tests specially,and I was allright, all tests proved I was totally healthy in all senses, my recovery was very fast,so I was very, very
fortunate.
I really think I have changed after that experience,I give value to all those things in life everybody gives for granted: to take a walk and watch the birds fly,or to admire the color of the flowers, the different shapes of the trees,the sunshine, the rain,a smile from someone you love,to hold a newborn kitty in your arms,feel how smooth and tender the little animal is...to go to the beach and swimm until my heart starts beating so fast...to be able to make my friends laugh,to taste a glass of good juice etc...etc...
the most precious things in life are free
I m not a materialistic person,but I have to admit I like good things...