I did see a
neurologist in XXXXXXX BC Canada Dr. Atwell-Pope.
She said I have a traumatic
brain injury with lesions which was most likely caused by blunt force trauma to the head during childhood, my father was strict and hit me in the head when I could not tell time in his Croatian Language at 6 years old...
In 1997 I was in a car accident and passed out and my neurologist said it was a stroke in the brain since I went into shock.
Then in 2003 I got rear ended by a semi truck following too close down a hill...and went into a spin and landed in a no left turn XXXXXXX ..
My neurologist said it was multiple concussions that caused my traumatic brain injury and could have started out in my childhood abuse.
She also mentioned I have severe inflammation, secondary
fibromyalgia and they thought it was Shogrens Syndrome so they did blood tests and said I have an autoimmune deficiency that may be caused by inflammation so they ruled out the Shogrens Syndrome and said it could possibly be from inflammation from my severe
osteoarthritis or secondary fibromyalgia but they don't know what it is...
It has been since 1997 that my car accident happened and it is years later and the lesions still showed up in the MRI very clearly, the neurologist at the hospital said it is serious in my frontal lobes which affects my memory, concentration, organizing, processing and emotions. I also have been diagnosed with PSTD and ADHD.
What do you think about all this? Can I get your opinion? What testing should I get done besides an MRI? I have major headaches and have a hard time coping emotionally and am physically exhausted and have
chronic pain. I try and eat well and do get exercise but I am still not feeling good all the time...fatigued, in pain and headaches...I am seeing a neuropsychiatrist, Dr. XXXXXXX Gheis at the Outpatient Neuro Rehab in XXXXXXX BC at XXXXXXX General Hospital and he has prescribed me on the following medications, Seroquel,
fluoxetine, dexydrine and now
Lorazepam...
Please give me your opinions and suggestions on this information.
It's greatly appreciated...I forgot to mention I have severe cognitive deficits...unable to retain information and have a hard time keeping a job.
Thanks, XXXX