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1. My brain is sick and that's okay, I guess. You just have to know that you and I aren't compatible living together unless we are separated by a bubble. It's going to be back soon. It's okay if your brain is sick .

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2. Jul 16,  · A sick brain is a dumb brain. Well, a dumb- er brain anyway. Just as your body feels drowsy, achy, and drained of energy when you're under the weather, your ill noodle suffers a Lloyd Christmas-esque drop-off in its ability to think, feel, learn, and react. Here, researchers explain exactly how the common cold screws with your head.

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3. My brain feels sick. It doesn’t feel like it’s supposed to, and it feels like it isn’t working right. My brain feels like it needs to cuddle up under a warm flannel blanket, eat a hot bowl of chicken noodle soup, and sleep time away on the couch until it recovers.

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4. The Destroyer - My Brain Is Sick.

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5. Feb 09,  · When pyrogens make their way to your hypothalamus to warn of infection, your brain kicks up the temperature, hence your fever. Your hypothalamus is also the culprit responsible for making you feel.

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6. Jan 23,  · No, my brain is and always was, the part of me that is sick. Please, before you take a look at me, or anyone recovering form an eating disorder, remember that. Remember that outward appearance and actions can never explain what is on the inside. Remember that the brain is the last thing to heal and the first to become damaged in the first place.

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7. Sep 29,  · Brain injuries are often caused by blunt trauma. Trauma can damage brain tissue, neurons, and nerves. This damage affects your brain’s ability to .

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8. Oct 02,  · When most or all of the brain is over-excited, the brain's neurons send signals to the body in an uncontrolled way. This can result in severe convulsions and a loss of consciousness.

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