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**Fertassa** · 04-02-2006, 09:13 PM

I'm back after I realized I chose the wrong wording 'brain damage' for the post effects of psychosis. The most correct word is senile. Case in point is my previous response.

All I know is that it's missteps such as this that lost my high tech advisory job I had for 12 years. I never had a detrimental problem with weird memory, concentration, and impulsiveness before my psychosis. I'm still miffed by that loss. I would have been able to keep some or all of my previous abilities had I been diagnosed and treated earlier. Some are just plain medication side effects.

I can't say enough credit swordsmanship has helped me. Enough to where I can feel I can step out on a forum and actually be a little of my 'old' self again. I owe a lot of credit to my current Sensei and the years of support from the patrons of the dojos I've attended.

- Danette

04-02-2006, 09:13 PM	#18
Fertassa Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 506 Senior Member	I'm back after I realized I chose the wrong wording 'brain damage' for the post effects of psychosis. The most correct word is senile. Case in point is my previous response. All I know is that it's missteps such as this that lost my high tech advisory job I had for 12 years. I never had a detrimental problem with weird memory, concentration, and impulsiveness before my psychosis. I'm still miffed by that loss. I would have been able to keep some or all of my previous abilities had I been diagnosed and treated earlier. Some are just plain medication side effects. I can't say enough credit swordsmanship has helped me. Enough to where I can feel I can step out on a forum and actually be a little of my 'old' self again. I owe a lot of credit to my current Sensei and the years of support from the patrons of the dojos I've attended. - Danette
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