I’ve been cognitively near braindead since age 20 in 2004. I’ve been in recovery 20ish years until age 40. I believe I finally feel stable. Brain doesn’t grow back, but I’ve “recovered”, which means I have learned to function to shire ability by strengthening my remaining cognitive neuro-pathways which are not tobacco inhalation scar tissue dead mass.
For life, I've had just one pleasant dream, which had not any slightest aftertaste of nightmare, and in that dream I was alone comfortably stunned/mesmerized watching a blue dancing musical flame in the dark, like a bug to a light.
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