A traumatic brain injury (TBI) results from an internal injury to the brain caused by some sort of trauma when an object hits the head with significant force, or when someone is affected by an extreme sound such as an explosion.  It can be hard to predict or determine the aftermath of a traumatic brain injury, as the consequences can affect a person’s ability to talk, walk, hear or perform normal functions.  From all appearances someone could look as if he had a stroke, or could look fairly normal.  The person might think logically about some issues and very illogically on others.  For instance, numbers and mathematical equations can be recalled without flaw, while personal habits become a thing of the past as the person can’t remember how to eat or stand up.  Others may notice the person becoming more frustrated, lacking in concentration or finding the inability to express thoughts or feelings.

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