And these things are, for the most part, harmless, and a lot of people actually end up having them. But it is something that can happen from head trauma, young and conform. Some of these things can actually shift, swell, and cause a lot of issues. Migraines, it can definitely affect mental health in such a way. To where I look back at so many parts of my life and realize this thing had a hand in it. That's not to make excuses
Like you said, it kind of causes you to think about things in a different way. But I am just at least very glad that you sort of know what's going on and you can sort of take the appropriate cause of action here. At any rate, I think there's probably a lot for us to catch up on here, so I'll be keeping my eyes peeled for your posts and I just look forward to chatting with you more. Sending you all the love in the world, man
Theo Seibold
@itsTOW · 4:54
And like I said before, it kind of puts things into perspective, but it's also kind of unique to kind of think about this stuff and, like, it's a part of you. There's a bit that George Carlin does in complaints and grievances, one of his comedy specials that I love, where he talks about our imperfections, like pimples, cysts, abscess, things like that