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Off to ignore Mister!

God loves Happy Camper.
That's why God always intervenes in his near death experiences


And socket sets.
God gives him socket sets too.
Socket set divine intervention.


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Had to clean my phone off after that one…😂

You’re definitely off to ignore…

Creeker???
Preeper???


Self annoited 24 hr campfire Holy man.
Happy Camper!!!

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Well HC continually sprouts shit, gets beaten up for it, but keeps coming back for more. He loves it, the filthy bitch.

He's the 24hour campfire gimp.

Yup, that boy sure loves a spanking........

And kitchen knives.
And Starbucks coffee; nothin but the best for Crappy Hamper. He's got an EBT card endorsed by God.
What's in your wallet?

Sonofabitch! 6 fuggin' dollars.

That's it I'm gonna start prayin' for the good schit!

LOL

Crappy's special.
Just ask him.

“6 bucks”

LMFAO

😂🦫

I've known some people that have suffered traumatic brain injuries. Lots of veterans have suffered TBI. They can look and sound very "normal" until you notice the pattern. If that is what causes HC to post the way he does I feel sorry for him.

I pretty much stopped reading his posts a long time ago. People who claim to be Christian and then act like jerks are a pet peeve of mine. Maybe someone who has read more of his stuff will remember mention of a TBI?


Confabulation After Brain Injury: Dealing With False Memories Following TBI

Confabulation after a brain injury causes a person to create false memories. However, the patient does not realize their memories are inaccurate, which can lead to confusion.

You’re about to learn more about confabulation, including how to help your loved one cope with false memories. Let’s dive in.

What is Confabulation?

Confabulation refers to the creation of false or inaccurate memories without the intent to deceive. In other words, the person does not realize that their memory is false. For this reason, some psychologists refer to confabulation as “honest lying.”

People who confabulate typically do so because of gaps in their memory – therefore their brain tries to “fill in” these gaps with confabulations.

These false memories can take a number of different forms. The most common types of false memories include:

Inserting memories from one event into another time or place
Exaggerations of actual events
Recalling an older event but believing it took place recently
Filling in memory gaps with fabricated details
Creating a new memory from an event that never occurred
For example, a TBI patient may say they remember eating oatmeal for breakfast, when in fact they did not eat at all that morning.


confabulation false memories brain injury

The exact cause of confabulation is unclear, but damage to the basal forebrain does increase risk of confabulation.

It’s also possible that frontal lobe damage can make confabulation worse. For example, if the person lacks self-awareness, they are less likely to question the accuracy of their memories.

Confabulation also occurs in people without brain injury. In fact, most of us probably have created false memories at some point in our life. That’s because it’s one of the ways that the brain copes with normal memory gaps.

But after brain injury, especially after the person emerges from a coma, the problem can become more widespread and persistent. Because the brain has more memory gaps than usual, the confabulations get more detailed. Some patients will invent entire conversations and events that never occurred at all.

Types of Confabulation

Confabulation can manifest in different ways. The two most common are verbal and behavioral confabulations.

Verbal confabulations. These occur when the person makes a statement about false memories. For example, when they tell you about their trip to the grocery store even though they never left the house.

Behavioral confabulations. These refer to behavioral changes the person makes in response to their false memory. Baking a cake for a person whose birthday was three months ago is an example of behavioral confabulations.

Doctors also categorize confabulation according to when they occur. For example:

Provoked confabulations occur when the person creates a false story in response to a question. Usually, it is a subconscious attempt to hide their memory loss. This type is the most common.

Spontaneous confabulations happen when the patient tells a fabricated story without any provocation.
Confabulations don’t always sound unrealistic. In fact, most of the time the events the person talks about seem completely plausible. As a result, it can often be difficult for others to distinguish fact from fiction.

Managing Confabulation After Brain Injury

Confabulation is one of the most difficult secondary effects of brain injury to treat. This is partly because it is hard for a person to admit that their memory is wrong, and usually these individuals do not even realize that they are confabulating.

For the person suffering from confabulation, their false memories feel as real as their other memories. Therefore, finding out their memories are wrong can seem like a threat to their very identity.

That’s why psychologists suggest that family members and friends avoid confronting the person directly about their false memories. Most of the time, it does not do any good, and usually just ends up agitating them.

Still, confabulation can have a negative impact on daily function, as the person requires almost constant supervision. Therefore, it is crucial to find some ways to manage them....

Happy Bday 2ndwind!
Insightful post.

Wind,

You actually sit there and type all of that after reading all of the trolling posts?

Brilliant!

I post our Sunday sermon and more than half piss in the punch bowl right in front of you and you contribute even more Bravo Sierra. Do you work in a VA by any chance?


PS: Nice signature.
"2ndwind's Forum Signature
Please don't feed the trolls!"

Now read mine.

Thanks.

Crappy Hamper is kind of sour tonight.
He knows that if we could vote he would be off the island.

I've always thought a troll zapper function would be more fun. Enough votes come in and BAM, Rick flips a switch the offending troll's camera starts a live stream and then ZAP the next time troll's fingers touch the keyboard his hair is standing straight up. It could be a lucrative pay per view event

LOL, indeed.
I'd probably be tempted to add a bit of extra voltage in Crappy's case.

HC thinks we are the trolls...

I’m starting to think he’s a Sock Puppet.

As I said I haven't read many of his posts so even if it isn't TBI and he does not have a neurological explanation I don't have a strong position on voltage/ duration of ZAP...

Now Paddler on the other hand I wanted high definition slow motion coverage of industrial strength Taser level of correction.