Was your loved one involved in a catastrophic accident that resulted in brain damage? Unfortunately, you likely know just how big the impact of a brain injury can be. It affects not only your loved one’s life, but the life of those around them. Personality changes are one of the hardest things that you may have to deal with.
Why do personality changes occur? They are dependent upon the damaged area of the brain. For example, many people with damage to the front portion of the brain have trouble with inhibitions. This area of the brain manages your impulse control. If your accident injured this area, you may have a harder time holding yourself back from your initial knee-jerk responses. This can cause you to make brash and risky decisions or say things you would not normally say.
Another common change involves your temperament. People who suffer from traumatic brain injuries often deal with heightened aggression. They may be prone to anger and lashing out. This can be particularly jarring if their personality was peaceful before the accident. In some cases, as the brain injury heals, the personality will return to its usual state. Unfortunately, permanent damage can result in a long-lasting alteration of a personality you knew and loved.
Catastrophic injuries can change a person’s life for the worst. If you the injury was caused by an accident that was due to negligence, there may be compensation available. Reach out to us for a case analysis
If you've been injured due to the negligence of others, don't hesitate to reach out to Sarkisian Law Offices. Our team is ready to provide you with a free consultation to discuss the details of your case and outline the legal options available to you.
Remember, you don't have to navigate this alone. Sarkisian Law Offices is here to fight for your rights and help you rebuild your life after a personal injury.
We have been handling personal injury cases in Indiana for over 40 years and are committed to getting the best possible outcome for our clients.
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