>>18118049
I took a bad tumble and hit my head at 32 mph a few months back. Since then my memory has been really foggy, it takes a few seconds for me to reply when it used to be instantaneous, and most distressing of all, I've noticed that my emotions are not nearly as regulated as they used to be. A friend described me as a live wire, things that used to not bother me now set me off, and what used to be a regular sort of melancholy has morphed into this consuming despair that sometimes paralyzes me.
On one hand it motivated me to take my health seriously and really chase the things I want after my little brush with death, but on the other hand my disregulation might put me in a bad spot down the road. Be careful out there anons, you shouldn't be afraid of dying but you cannot take your soundness of mind and body for granted. There are indeed things worse than death.