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EL_Dyablo_666
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There's a lot of people who who have sufferd from brain injury and are now mentally impaired but do you think they will ever recover and some are even born mentally impaired.

What do you think will they recover from mental impaired to being normal.

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Strop
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It'd have to be an extra one, Xantos. You can't actually live without at least two chromosomes in some way or form.

MsterXantos
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thank you for correcting me i was not positive which it was

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yes this is a terrible fate to not be able to comprehend the world but God made them that way and has a plan for all of us including them and the things to fix it (an icepick labotamy) include inserting a surgical spike into the patients eye and taking a part of the brain which makes them even more impaired(anyone seen the X-Files episode unruhe[meaning unrest in german] come see me this is where I learned it) these surgeries are now banned in most states and this was invented during the 1890's I think and was first used in that time period many patients died several weeks later and some died during the surgical procedure many people wanted to hide their mentally handicapped child so they kept them in the house and then treated them with labotamy so just a little history lesson thanks for reading
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EL_Dyablo_666
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I would say they will never recover maybe.

MsterXantos
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accordign to science there is no way to cur ethe problem yet may in teh near future maybe

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hmm, using the term retardation is not politically correct here.
I think theres a chance people can recovery and with the progress in the health system, i think the chances of recovery are growing.

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Well once your brain cells are dead they don't grow back. The brain isn't like the rest of your body...How it regenerates/heals itself. And I think it would depend on the severity. Because I know that you grow new synapses when you learn new things, so maybe if you were still able to learn you could recover to what society considers normal.

Hope I helped.

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True, hence I was using 'retardation' in the medical sense, but the more appropriate term for much of this discussion is 'impairment' or 'disability'.

Well once your brain cells are dead they don't grow back.


Well, more recently we've discovered that certain cell populations in the hippocampus actually do regenerate, so the rule isn't exactly as strong as it used to be.
EL_Dyablo_666
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They got no hope that's all.

MrNiceGuy
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If a person actually got the labotomy, they would still have to learn everything over again, much like some other brain injuries. (and we all know how painfull school can be, imagine having to do it twice!):S

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I work with severly mentally retarded people, most were born that way, but some came that way. One of them, his mother beat him until he became that way. Another, had one foot in the bathtub while drying her hair, she droped it in the bath, if she had both feet in.

There is no cure for it, and never be a caur, its the brain. Its not like tey cae take a peice of someone elses brain and BAM, your all beter. There will never be a cyre for it because the brain itself cant be repaired.

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