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    PBA in brain injured people

    Just heard about this condition on TV and thought this link might be helpful to those in the TBI forum as this condition effects brain injured people.
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    Mild Spastic Diplegia Cerebral Palsy and bad proprioception.
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    I didn't realize it had a name. I've been laughing and/or crying for no reason since I had my injury. I've had to walk out of church because of my uncontrolled laughter. My husband has gotten used to my crying. He'll ask if I"m ok and I'll tell him it isn't anything. He realizes that it really isn't anything and just goes on as if I'm not crying. I wish everyone understood it. What seems weird to me is I'll laugh or cry, then it suddenly stops and that is that. The only emotion associated with it is the emotional reaction to the fact that I was laughing or crying without reason.

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