TBI’s and Family Life

TBI’s, making relationships with family members hard at times, as well as throws things off for awhile because some of them think the way you were at unproud phases are the you you like to be when it is not. See after my TBI, i went through some changes back and shifting around to find my natural normal self as an adult. To me didn’t seem fair, I shouldn’t be able to contiue growing only because had a TBI, my accident already was going to take enough from me. I knew i should be able to.

Now yall, this took some of them some getting used to, especially when some of their ways of life were so different. My delusions, happened to be one of the biggest struggles, biggest struggles with my my mom and my dad. They were there to be supportive of this entire. My mom happens to be my rock, along with the Bible , God, and Jesus.

Now, finding faith again and walking away from faith for awhile was a problem, that caused problems between me and my parents, when i started turning a cold shoulder on faith. They were worried about that as well, they were worried when my depression started conflicting with daily abilities and tasks. My delusions were horrible they caused many problems my biggest one happens to be people from school were around my life doing certain stuff.

Another delusions of mine, this was a huge one people and this was feeling someone was trying to write my life. They were trying to write tragic stories out of my life and experiment on me all at my expense. I felt doctors were experimenting on my injuries as in my TBI’s and messing with those as well as my mental health struggles. These battles and feelings were battles that caused much problems between me and my mom and dad.

There were lots of things that were causing problems after my traumatic brain injuries as well as suffering from horrible depression as well. Then having the PTSD triggers and bubbles of explosions that sometimes set me off, feels so weird at times. Much thanks to my mom she has been so good throughout this.

Take care yall, God bless, Glory to God!

Kyle Christiansen