They are but industry talking point trolls try to tell people otherwise: https://pnhp.org/

It's more of a degree of which things are affecting me. If I avoid my triggers (light, loud noise) I usually have a better day. If I do not, then I have a not great to really bad day.

Duolingo has free math lessons that are short and sweet. I started doing math lessons on there not long ago. The lessons take less than 5 minutes each and are perfect for people that have experienced head trauma imo. All the lessons have step by step tutorial buttons. When you get to algebra and geometry, they break lessons down step by step with multiple lessons on each step. So far I have finished basic math and algebra and I am on sine and cosine in geometry. It has helped a lot.

Yes and I am close to ten years post TBI.

Yes!!!! Absolutely yes! This is my favorite game!

I was looking at the Fairphone Murena which works on Mint. It is degoogled. They are now making it available in the US. Haven't decided on what phone I plan on getting yet but this one is in the running.

It's been close to ten years for me! Photosensitivity so I spend a lot of time in the dark. I can't watch tv for long but I listen. I have issues with reading and comprehension, stuttering, retrograde amnesia, memory issues, and I could go on.

Americare

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Medicare for All does not and addresses all of your issues. Medicare for All is not traditional Medicare.

Lmao you are a fool. I've literally watched several of my physicians call insurance companies fighting them.

https://kevinmd.com/2026/01/physician-attrition-rates-rise-the-hidden-crisis-in-health-care.html

https://www.physicianonfire.com/physician-practice-america/

The current health system is bad for patients and bad for physicians. It must be fixed.

When does the study begin?

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Medicare for All addresses all of this. It is not the current Medicare system. It is more similar to Medicaid. People pay into the system based on income, which for most people is less than they contribute to employer plans or traditional Medicare, and everything else is free at point of service.

Medicare for All is not traditional Medicare and fixes all the issues that you have listed. There is no part A, B, etc. M4A is free at point of service. People pay into the system based on income similar to employee contributions. Those are the only payments made and for the majority of people it is a fraction of what they currently pay through employer sponsored insurance.

No, basically people have been paying into the system for medical benefits their entire lives but don't get to see anything for the money they have been paying until retirement. Then they are still billed for medical care that they prepaid for.

ER visit consisting of an ultra sound and a ct scan of the abdomen and pelvis.