Think you could ask 1000s of 20 - 30 year olds from one place if they recognize this type of feeling...Beware, they may just smile and walk off, drinking more booze and dressing up in more expensive trash made by sweatshops. "When asked to describe what it’s like to be “inside” a brain with FTD, Howard speaks candidly. “I feel like I’m psychologically intact,” he starts, “but I know I’m not normal.” He explains that his behavioral symptoms – mainly what’s known as “disinhibition, or the lack of that “filter” that keeps most of us in check – are one of the hardest parts to contend with. Being “aware that I’m unaware,” he says, is the crux of the disease. “My filter is going,” he adds, which is both a blessing and a curse." forbes/sites/alicegwalton/2012/05/09/inside-the-mind-of-frontotemporal-degeneration-a-patients-story/
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