Rebuilding... the Neuro results p3

Today at 1 pm, I went to receive my report and the results of my neuropsychological evaluation... This experience was pleasant. For a long time, when I was told a joke, those who know me know that it took me a few seconds and even longer to laugh and understand what the joke was about.

I have been told before that I am OCD because I have to organize everything in order for it to function properly. I mean that when I function properly I can't study in a messy room, or I find it difficult to do a certain task in the middle of the mess. That's a real example.

Lately, if I am in a hurry, or I am rushed, I lose my balance and possibly fall, which has happened. Many times, I do what you see in this picture. I will sit in a secluded spot near water and breathe and gather my thoughts when things or people become too overwhelming. Now The Results:.........

We finally found out which part of the brain works and which part has been affected, My LEFT side of the brain is the one I will use for the rest of my life... That's amazing. I feel like the kid in The Incredibles when he said, "That's totally awesome!!" 🤣😂🤣😂

The right side is the one that has been affected and damaged. This is the answer to the big question of why I have memory loss and minimal function on the left side of my body. The funny part of this story is this...

The Doctor was shocked and said to Mitzy; I have never heard anyone so happy with this news. Besides the fact that it was added in the evaluation, other test results showing that my intelligence level is LOW and general knowledge is borderline LOW.

(The report says so)

- Performance on a task requiring analysis and reconstruction of abstract designs is average-low , and performance on a task requiring pattern analysis, analogical reasoning, and sequential reasoning is average-low .... We could go on, but I think you get the point.💆

With this diagnosis I have been able to overcome something I didn't even know about.

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By using other skills like writing everything down, listening to music, breathing, meditating, learning to cry when I need to, taking anxiety reduction classes, taking emotional intelligence classes, listening to motivational speeches, writing down my goals, I have eliminated negative self-talk.

I have also eliminated toxic people from my life; I have repeated classes many times, I use google translate for everything... But I have never given up and I have never given in!

When health conditions accompany our lives, I have learned to embrace it ALL and tell myself and others:

"Life's surprises are answered with a solution or a learning process is established so that we learn."

I embrace this new adventure of my life, just as this child embraces his journey into the unknown!

I embrace it with grace and gratitude because I will explore everything with this new left side of my brain and life will be better than ever.

Let us always look at what we have and be grateful for everything, and life will bless us with unimaginable things!

Korean Mitzy