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Abnormal Bear in mind also that people have lived "normal" lives with portions up to half their brain surgically removed. The brain is an enormously plastic organ which continues to baffle and surprise. What that should mean to you, is that we are all unique and there are no known rules when it comes to the brain. In practice I find I have to keep my life as busy and challenging as I can and take charge of my own life when it comes to saying to the people around me what I want and need. It is too easy to be sold a bill of goods as to what we should expect and then start to "people please" and become what has been prognosticated. Frequently I am made to feel that by doing better than expected I am letting people down, or worse that I must have been exaggerating or lying. It is hard to find encouragement for doing it all your own way. The only payoff for me has been that I am still here, and have gone from depressed that I would never seem my own kids marry, to playing with two grandchildren and working to stick around for the great grandchildren. What your brain looks like is not nearly as important as what it is capable of and then find ways of optimizing your life.

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