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DiscussionMan lost the ability to feel sad after a stroke destroyed part of his brain
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Stroke victim unable to feel sadness A man who suffered a stroke can no longer feel sadness because the part of his brain controlling his emotion was destroyed.
The retired lorry driver said: "I am never depressed. Being sad wouldn't help anything anyway. I would definitely rather be happy all the time than the other way round. It's an advantage really.
"The stroke could have become my worst enemy but I wouldn't let it. Now I barely even notice that I don't feel sadness."
Shit like this just proves how unfair life is. Most people who have strokes are let in a far worse depressive state but this guy has the benefit of no sadness now. Here i am trying everything to not feel depressed so i can get on with life and yet this guy has a stroke and never feels sad again.
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Journeytoletgo, 21Neberg, oldgray and 8 others
Which would be a problem for his family members but hardly for him. We don't know what exactly happened to him so maybe it's only unnatural sadness that is gone from his life. The one you're pressured into by all forces of society all your life. While if his son actually dies you won't see him being entirely indifferent to the event.
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About_to_Go, Pineapplecrown and RaphtaliaTwoAnimals
Shit like this just proves how unfair life is. Most people who have strokes are let in a far worse depressive state but this guy has the benefit of no sadness now. Here i am trying everything to not feel depressed so i can get on with life and yet this guy has a stroke and never feels sad again.
i think it depends which region of the brain is affected..they are parts of the brain who are responsible for negatives emotions and parts of the brain for positive emotions...it could have been the other way around and the dude would be miserable and suicidal for the rest of his life even if he would live a millionair playboy lifestyle
do you think you guys are depressed because of the condition you live in or your perception of these conditions?
and what circumstances do you think justify depression and ctb?
eg if you heave strong health related concerns (like a chronic/fatal disease, addiction), social problems (like strong loneliness), existential crisis most people would get depressed...its not your brain its the circumstances..
however there are also people who are socially well connected, no money problems (even millionairs think of the celebreties) who also have depression (often from early childhood on) and ctb..in this cases id tend to say its rather a brain/neurosteroids/biochemistrical problem
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