Hello, my my is Peter. I have a traumatic brain injury. When I was 7 years old, I was hit by a car while riding my bicycle and in a coma for 11 days. When I awoke, I needed to relearn how to walk, talk, eat and use all my muscles again. Growing up with a brain injury was tough. I was taught though to never give up, think positive in life and not negative, take one day at a time, every day is a new day and you can do anything you put your mind to.
Truly sad to see all the stories here. But also heartwarming in knowing Im not the only one who is struggling, and to see people succeeding in giving it their all despite their tragedies
Some of that is part of the hospital and doctors carelessness i had a friends one herbaby passed away tthrough lock of oxygen during birth process, the other ohr she was bleeding and the doctor sent her back home and told ger ti elevate her legs .when tgey got home her bleeding got worst and they couldnt save the baby. The other one the doctor did not do emergency c section when tge babys heartbeart was dropping instead used a vaccum , the result baby did not breath for atleast 10 minutes and bow she is suffering birth brain injury, cant eat,walk and talk she only eat through g tube
Hopefully they catch it when the child is young. Imagine having TBI and living for 40 years struggling to get through school, socialization, work and other regular expectations for healthy people… except no one ever knew you had TBI. Here to tell you that it’s way worse to live through the abuse and struggle involved with living a life with that level of suffering than acknowledging the brain injury of a child and making the necessary adjustments, educational and otherwise, to create a tolerable life. I went through hell on earth because numerous doctors, teachers, parents and other health professionals missed the signs of TBI in a child. At least in our modern culture it’s being brought to light, but more needs to be done so people don’t have to be tortured all of their lives.
Demeco west, same here! 2 concussions one at age 2 and again at age 4 I often wonder what my life would be like if it never happened. I've really struggled over the years.
I was hit with a baseball bat in the head when I was 5 and it cut open my eyebrow and I keep forgetting things and how to spell words I haven’t got it check and it’s been 12 years since
@@Carmeno05 I’m learning that many of us have had these injuries and unfortunately it’s very overlooked. I’m still scratching my head at 34 years old wondering why my parents didn’t do more or understand the gravity. I use meditation and DBT therapy today to help cope. But life has not been normal for me by any means. The fact that you’re 17 and questioning things is AWESOME! Life CAN still be what you make it, I know this from experience 100%!
What is the definition of a concussion or getting hit on your head, I was hit by a car when I was 4 old, and fall from stairs in my aunt's outdoor home (from age 4 to 10) Hit an edgy wall when I was playing a hide and seek game, I was looking for other kids I was playing with and boom They got me back to the health infirmary That's in the primary - middle school period In the last year of middle school, I got up into a fight, I was trying to do some street fighting-judo or karate or whatever, I end up doing that martial art move on my self and I kissed the asphalt floor with my forehead, I heard those noises 🔊 This one was hard and I noticed that something wrong happened, a blackout screen maybe (I don't remember ) Before this last incident, I was good when speaking, even though I'm a shy/introverted person... Football incidents or in the home from time to time you hit something, you miscalculate the distance to your pillow, place and you hit the wall, sometimes it's strong contact So yes medically speaking, it makes sense that I have learning difficulties, disabilities, slow learning or whatever you call it Specific subjects, and fields I find very hard to acquire even if I plan, learn from the best sources, try different strategies, going with all out with the productivity and tools mindset, growth and fixed mindset, take my time and try different methods Getting enough sleep/nutrition Tackling the limiting beliefs and thinking positively Notimeself when I'm in a good mood, and no stress or depression episodes of those issues, differences are still there and yes they were there Putting X2, X3, and X4 the effort There are problems and issues I face that no one can relate too I'm convinced that my brain is wired differently (Sense and think and feel and act differently) Feeling /Thinking [input]=> behaviour [output] I'm neurodivergent and that's a fact So don't fucking tell me next time you are not trying hard enough, you are looking for excuses, you are just assuming, you want something to make you feel special Older golden generations lived normally, there are agendas behind these diseases and classification Yeah, I fucking now from the high school and before I started searching on this matter First, I was searching for why I'm dumb, why I'm slow, can I be smart and dumb and then I followed everything in this matter (masking, cognitive science, behavioural psychology, ableism, neurodivergence, sensory overload PTSD and character mental disorders mental social disorders, anxiety & depression (bipolar, borderline disorder, general anxiety, "social anxiety"..) (Adhd/add attentive and inattentive type, autism, autism spectrum (asperger), autistic traits I tried Exposure, putting myself out of my comfort zone, throwing myself in danger, and self-sabotage to know the ultimate truth that if I'm having something or I'm not I noticed also the people around me, my big brother is the one that I think has some traits (adhd) + I had problems with my digestive system (lactose and gluten intolerance) I watched my videos when I was young and I was so energetic, my look seems pretty different, getting frustrated easily, crying when sad or angry or with the slightest change of voice tone
@@abdelhalimyahya9791 I share a similar perspective as you. I like to say that we have evolved to adapt to head injury. People may not like us for it. God knows we probably don’t like ourselves. It’s ok. I’m going to go hiking in the woods. I’ve noticed I do a lot better in nature then most people. Getting back to the basics of human existence is what everyone wants and we have the perfect reason to do so. Good luck battle buddy.
I had many concussions throughout my young life threw football but I got a severe tbi through a car accident in 2021 but I think really my recovery is like no other I’m a miracle scenario for what happened
I was hit by a line drive while pitching during a pick-up game of baseball when I was 13. The incident caused me to have a fractured skull near my right temple and a blood clot between my brain and skull. When I got to the hospital the doctor's had to perform immediate surgery to remove the blood clot. I'm in my early 40's now and life is a daily struggle and nobody seems to understand. It is very frustrating. Take care and please make sure your kids wear helmets. Peace
wow,how do you survive daily activities and mental work. My story has been one that i still want to grow from. i have tinnitus and chronic anxiety. my brain and body looks fine but inside its a lot of suicidal ideation especially when people are expecting you to be someone they have known to be a kid who was sharp and apprehensive in the past.
@@mays_beauty_touch2819 Hello Marian. I hate to hear what you are going through. I can relate because I also have tinnitus and anxiety. I think that both the tinnitus and anxiety started after my head injury. People don't understand that some scars can't be seen. Humans can be very cruel. Some people rather bury their heads in the sand than try to understand and help. Anyways, I just try the best I can. The SSI disability is a scam and can't wait around on the government to try and take care of me. As far as the tinnitus and anxiety, I believe they go hand in hand, at least in my case. The tinnitus is always present, but gets unbearable when my anxiety increases. Although I don't like to, I do take medications to help calm my body from anxiety and have found out that a white noise machine does help ease the tinnitus symptoms when you are trying to sleep. Try and stay away from caffeine and drugs because they only make anxiety worse. Take care and I hope you can find relief and peace.
i was dropped on my head when I was 6 or 7. It affects me a lot because I see everyone else and they’re fucking normal but because of my moms dumbass ex he dropped me and i fell right on the back of my skull... solid that fucked me up permanently. Because after that I slowly became more slow like damn what did I do to deserve this...
My foster mother put me on a horse when I was five without a helmet. That fucked my life. I understand where you're coming from. Took 13 years 7 vehicles, thousands of miles traveled, dozens of MRI scans, hundreds of blood tests, becoming homeless for five years, getting bullied, told I can't do things to take care of myself because of my condition, and two brain surgeries just to feel a little more normal. And now that I'm more normal people see me as weird because I never had a normal life to begin with. But hey we the pain that we carry with us is our protection.
This is used on children as well. California courts have proved traumatic brain injury outcomes from the use of electroshock/ECT. Electrical trauma is also recognized by the brain injury centers as a mechanism for same. Long term outcomes from electrical trauma can include CTE and ALS. Dr. Bennett Omalu of the NFL injuries also is stating and noting that CTE is anticipated secondary to ECT as well. Patients are now entering into traumatic brain injury programs and brain injury support groups. If you have had ECT please contact the DK law group of CA involved in a current national product liability suit to see if you may qualify to join. The procedure and devices associated with ECT have never had FDA testing for safety or effectiveness. Patients are showing damages on testing. Involves up to 450 volts and greater. See ectjustice and site Life After ECT. Book by Linda Andre called Doctors of Deception.
Someone hit my head on the top hard with a rod when I was 7 I became unconscious immediately for a hour .... currently I'm 18 and normal do you think the injury can effect me in my adult years?
Hi, what if the baby had slight nose bleeding after the head injury and still active within 72h. But had 1 episode of vomiting after coughing after 72h and still active. Do we need to worry? thanks
My teachers son, Daniel had gotten a Traumatic Brain Injury, I don’t know what happened. But yesterday, December 1st, Daniel had died. I honestly feel so bad.
Hi , Im'ma from (MIT) university freshmen. I've encountered a recent incident that has left me in need some advice . I wanted to share that I recently experienced a concussion 3 days ago, and unfortunately, it has occurred again in the same right side. I'm wondering, would a sudden sideways motorbike collision with a cycle at a speed of 30 km/hr., causing a forceful movement of my torso to lurch and my head in relative (lateral flexion) in the same area of the first concussion ,can it potentially cause some DAI and possibly axotomy to the previously concussed neurons ? very worried since i am difficulty speaking like finding right words and articulating fluently and even slight difficulty understanding words and its been 1 month no recovery? i initially have no symptoms after the incidence like nausea or dizziness , does it cause any permanent deficits or it is just temporary ? and Does this injury lead to the diminution of a handful of neurons?
Bro im fucking sad. My head got banged in a glass table when i was like 6, and i started bleeding. I know it affected me, its hard to swallow thinking about what happened. I have mental issues, I wish that never happened. That memory will prob never leave my mind 😞
I'm not a certified doctor but it significantly depends on the baby's weight and the floor material. The baby will probably not die, consult a neurologist to be on the safe side though.
@@chitchat1I'm extremely sorry for your loss 😔😢. Hope you're doing well. Sorry for the late reply and sorry if my comment reminds you of those memories. May God bless you.
@@pallavipraveen6836 I don't even remember but I didn't lose my consciousness. I was only 6 months old when I fell off a table about 1 meter in height. I cried uncontrollably after that. This was a moderate TBI. After this incident, I've suffered multiple mild TBIs. The symptoms that I experience as of today are short term memory issues, mild brain fog, lethargy, sleep issues (I feel sleepy most of the time), speech defect (I can't articulate properly in terms of pronunciation and I also can't find the right words) and so on. Although, these symptoms seem to ease lately but still even a small jerk to my head has the potential to revive and intensify all of them for months.
I also was a victim on my job the day 2 men pistol whipped me left me for dead put a gun to my head & tried to take my life .i am here i am strong and a survivor .My son Hunter passed away 5 years now he fell ill to aspiration pneumonia. AND All i wanted to do is give my kids a life they deserved.Life is not fair ,,,,but with the right attitude all things are possible!
Me : i want a beautiful normal life where's I can make friends, supportive family and have the company of my favorite beloved singer , buy my favorite things and travel countries Life: 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 no God : don't care how much you pray or do good , commit mistake and I'll write that down More suffering to that tiny human plz That's my life
Hello, my my is Peter. I have a traumatic brain injury. When I was 7 years old, I was hit by a car while riding my bicycle and in a coma for 11 days. When I awoke, I needed to relearn how to walk, talk, eat and use all my muscles again. Growing up with a brain injury was tough. I was taught though to never give up, think positive in life and not negative, take one day at a time, every day is a new day and you can do anything you put your mind to.
Truly sad to see all the stories here. But also heartwarming in knowing Im not the only one who is struggling, and to see people succeeding in giving it their all despite their tragedies
Some of that is part of the hospital and doctors carelessness i had a friends one herbaby passed away tthrough lock of oxygen during birth process, the other ohr she was bleeding and the doctor sent her back home and told ger ti elevate her legs .when tgey got home her bleeding got worst and they couldnt save the baby. The other one the doctor did not do emergency c section when tge babys heartbeart was dropping instead used a vaccum , the result baby did not breath for atleast 10 minutes and bow she is suffering birth brain injury, cant eat,walk and talk she only eat through g tube
Hopefully they catch it when the child is young. Imagine having TBI and living for 40 years struggling to get through school, socialization, work and other regular expectations for healthy people… except no one ever knew you had TBI. Here to tell you that it’s way worse to live through the abuse and struggle involved with living a life with that level of suffering than acknowledging the brain injury of a child and making the necessary adjustments, educational and otherwise, to create a tolerable life. I went through hell on earth because numerous doctors, teachers, parents and other health professionals missed the signs of TBI in a child. At least in our modern culture it’s being brought to light, but more needs to be done so people don’t have to be tortured all of their lives.
I've had two major concussions while under the age of ten....life has been pretty challenging
Demeco west, same here! 2 concussions one at age 2 and again at age 4 I often wonder what my life would be like if it never happened. I've really struggled over the years.
I was hit with a baseball bat in the head when I was 5 and it cut open my eyebrow and I keep forgetting things and how to spell words I haven’t got it check and it’s been 12 years since
@@Carmeno05 I’m learning that many of us have had these injuries and unfortunately it’s very overlooked. I’m still scratching my head at 34 years old wondering why my parents didn’t do more or understand the gravity.
I use meditation and DBT therapy today to help cope. But life has not been normal for me by any means. The fact that you’re 17 and questioning things is AWESOME! Life CAN still be what you make it, I know this from experience 100%!
What is the definition of a concussion or getting hit on your head, I was hit by a car when I was 4 old, and fall from stairs in my aunt's outdoor home (from age 4 to 10)
Hit an edgy wall when I was playing a hide and seek game, I was looking for other kids I was playing with and boom
They got me back to the health infirmary
That's in the primary - middle school period
In the last year of middle school, I got up into a fight, I was trying to do some street fighting-judo or karate or whatever, I end up doing that martial art move on my self and I kissed the asphalt floor with my forehead, I heard those noises 🔊
This one was hard and I noticed that something wrong happened, a blackout screen maybe (I don't remember )
Before this last incident, I was good when speaking, even though I'm a shy/introverted person...
Football incidents or in the home from time to time you hit something, you miscalculate the distance to your pillow, place and you hit the wall, sometimes it's strong contact
So yes medically speaking, it makes sense that I have learning difficulties, disabilities, slow learning or whatever you call it
Specific subjects, and fields I find very hard to acquire even if I plan, learn from the best sources, try different strategies, going with all out with the productivity and tools mindset, growth and fixed mindset, take my time and try different methods
Getting enough sleep/nutrition
Tackling the limiting beliefs and thinking positively
Notimeself when I'm in a good mood, and no stress or depression episodes of those issues, differences are still there and yes they were there
Putting X2, X3, and X4 the effort
There are problems and issues I face that no one can relate too
I'm convinced that my brain is wired differently
(Sense and think and feel and act differently)
Feeling /Thinking [input]=> behaviour [output]
I'm neurodivergent and that's a fact
So don't fucking tell me next time you are not trying hard enough, you are looking for excuses, you are just assuming, you want something to make you feel special
Older golden generations lived normally, there are agendas behind these diseases and classification
Yeah, I fucking now from the high school and before I started searching on this matter
First, I was searching for why I'm dumb, why I'm slow, can I be smart and dumb and then I followed everything in this matter (masking, cognitive science, behavioural psychology, ableism, neurodivergence, sensory overload PTSD and character mental disorders mental social disorders, anxiety & depression (bipolar, borderline disorder, general anxiety, "social anxiety"..)
(Adhd/add attentive and inattentive type, autism, autism spectrum (asperger), autistic traits
I tried Exposure, putting myself out of my comfort zone, throwing myself in danger, and self-sabotage to know the ultimate truth that if I'm having something or I'm not
I noticed also the people around me, my big brother is the one that I think has some traits (adhd)
+ I had problems with my digestive system (lactose and gluten intolerance)
I watched my videos when I was young and I was so energetic, my look seems pretty different, getting frustrated easily, crying when sad or angry or with the slightest change of voice tone
@@abdelhalimyahya9791 I share a similar perspective as you. I like to say that we have evolved to adapt to head injury. People may not like us for it. God knows we probably don’t like ourselves. It’s ok. I’m going to go hiking in the woods. I’ve noticed I do a lot better in nature then most people. Getting back to the basics of human existence is what everyone wants and we have the perfect reason to do so. Good luck battle buddy.
Man I hate the fact I never went to hospital after being bashed multiple times at school. I can feel it even until now.
I had many concussions throughout my young life threw football but I got a severe tbi through a car accident in 2021 but I think really my recovery is like no other I’m a miracle scenario for what happened
my tbi was the most defining moment of my life.
I just realize I have tbi and I'm 17 years old
had not have
@@beb38138 might be good to talk about it to others, empower yourself and whatnot.
We are righteous if we do that, it might help.
I was hit by a line drive while pitching during a pick-up game of baseball when I was 13. The incident caused me to have a fractured skull near my right temple and a blood clot between my brain and skull. When I got to the hospital the doctor's had to perform immediate surgery to remove the blood clot. I'm in my early 40's now and life is a daily struggle and nobody seems to understand. It is very frustrating. Take care and please make sure your kids wear helmets. Peace
I was pushed into an uneven sidewalk when I was 7 years of age. I had concrete in my brain and my skull broke at the temple. I am still alive.
@@Piankhi_the_Greater Damn. Glad to hear you're still alive, and hope you're doing good. Peace
It is so good to live and enjoy the noonday sun!
wow,how do you survive daily activities and mental work. My story has been one that i still want to grow from. i have tinnitus and chronic anxiety. my brain and body looks fine but inside its a lot of suicidal ideation especially when people are expecting you to be someone they have known to be a kid who was sharp and apprehensive in the past.
@@mays_beauty_touch2819 Hello Marian. I hate to hear what you are going through. I can relate because I also have tinnitus and anxiety. I think that both the tinnitus and anxiety started after my head injury. People don't understand that some scars can't be seen. Humans can be very cruel. Some people rather bury their heads in the sand than try to understand and help. Anyways, I just try the best I can. The SSI disability is a scam and can't wait around on the government to try and take care of me. As far as the tinnitus and anxiety, I believe they go hand in hand, at least in my case. The tinnitus is always present, but gets unbearable when my anxiety increases. Although I don't like to, I do take medications to help calm my body from anxiety and have found out that a white noise machine does help ease the tinnitus symptoms when you are trying to sleep. Try and stay away from caffeine and drugs because they only make anxiety worse. Take care and I hope you can find relief and peace.
If you had a brain injury in the 50s there were no MRIs available and doctors told parents that their children would lead normal lives.
Was like this in the 90s
They just don’t wanna give people any help
No wonder why my life succs my skull was literally bend as a baby
i was dropped on my head when I was 6 or 7. It affects me a lot because I see everyone else and they’re fucking normal but because of my moms dumbass ex he dropped me and i fell right on the back of my skull... solid that fucked me up permanently. Because after that I slowly became more slow like damn what did I do to deserve this...
My foster mother put me on a horse when I was five without a helmet. That fucked my life. I understand where you're coming from. Took 13 years 7 vehicles, thousands of miles traveled, dozens of MRI scans, hundreds of blood tests, becoming homeless for five years, getting bullied, told I can't do things to take care of myself because of my condition, and two brain surgeries just to feel a little more normal. And now that I'm more normal people see me as weird because I never had a normal life to begin with. But hey we the pain that we carry with us is our protection.
Life is not fair bro it just sucks
The soccer ball one happened to me in my country before when I was 7
My son was in the truck with me when i totaled it. And got my 1st head injury in 8yrs.. Ppl discredit what my sons been through b4 they judge him
My mom did the same when I was 4. I struggle almost 40 now because the bitch refused to get me help.
These information are very useful
This is used on children as well. California courts have proved traumatic brain injury outcomes from the use of electroshock/ECT. Electrical trauma is also recognized by the brain injury centers as a mechanism for same. Long term outcomes from electrical trauma can include CTE and ALS. Dr. Bennett Omalu of the NFL injuries also is stating and noting that CTE is anticipated secondary to ECT as well. Patients are now entering into traumatic brain injury programs and brain injury support groups. If you have had ECT please contact the DK law group of CA involved in a current national product liability suit to see if you may qualify to join. The procedure and devices associated with ECT have never had FDA testing for safety or effectiveness. Patients are showing damages on testing. Involves up to 450 volts and greater. See ectjustice and site Life After ECT. Book by Linda Andre called Doctors of Deception.
Someone hit my head on the top hard with a rod when I was 7 I became unconscious immediately for a hour .... currently I'm 18 and normal do you think the injury can effect me in my adult years?
Hi, what if the baby had slight nose bleeding after the head injury and still active within 72h.
But had 1 episode of vomiting after coughing after 72h and still active. Do we need to worry? thanks
My teachers son, Daniel had gotten a Traumatic Brain Injury, I don’t know what happened. But yesterday, December 1st, Daniel had died. I honestly feel so bad.
*daniel died
What if the baby had a nose bleed after the head bump (about 6 inches high while crawling), but still acts normally within 48 hours? ❤️
6inches means 15cm?
@@thanshikaulagam9357 yes
Hi , Im'ma from (MIT) university freshmen. I've encountered a recent incident that has left me in need some advice . I wanted to share that I recently experienced a concussion 3 days ago, and unfortunately, it has occurred again in the same right side. I'm wondering, would a sudden sideways motorbike collision with a cycle at a speed of 30 km/hr., causing a forceful movement of my torso to lurch and my head in relative (lateral flexion) in the same area of the first concussion ,can it potentially cause some DAI and possibly axotomy to the previously concussed neurons ? very worried since i am difficulty speaking like finding right words and articulating fluently and even slight difficulty understanding words and its been 1 month no recovery? i initially have no symptoms after the incidence like nausea or dizziness , does it cause any permanent deficits or it is just temporary ? and Does this injury lead to the diminution of a handful of neurons?
Yeah let's take the piss you dick head
I cracked my head open twice and had many concussions I think I have tbi
u do
I know my doctor told me last week lol
x Giraffe same here do u have sleeping problems as well cuz i do
@Salp most likely not
@Salp children can heal very fast.
this music is not matching with this video
May people be careful from now.
Wow this explains alot
😂😂😂😂
Brain injury mosquito 🦟 encephalitis in 2005 20 years ago I’m getting better every day God bless God.
Bro im fucking sad. My head got banged in a glass table when i was like 6, and i started bleeding. I know it affected me, its hard to swallow thinking about what happened. I have mental issues, I wish that never happened. That memory will prob never leave my mind 😞
You'll be fine.
@B Real this was a long time ago lol but i do have mental issues like ocd, paranoia, anxiety, intrusive thoughts
@B Real sometimes i feel like my brain don't function right
@@hwusudh6553 do medications help?
@@Simon-zo2vo😊
Can a baby fall from a 2.5 ft bed and hit her head and die?
I'm not a certified doctor but it significantly depends on the baby's weight and the floor material. The baby will probably not die, consult a neurologist to be on the safe side though.
When I was 6 months old, I fell from a 4ft height from a table on a hard floor on the back of my head. Nothing serious happened.
@@InvinciblePepe well my daughter died
@@chitchat1I'm extremely sorry for your loss 😔😢. Hope you're doing well. Sorry for the late reply and sorry if my comment reminds you of those memories. May God bless you.
“Aviod shaking or jolting a baby” like that needs to be said ??? 😆 wtf
Yes it does have to be said ,not everyone is you
Can falling off the bed before your first bday as a baby cause brain damage
Please don't inquire the internet, consult a professional.
Yes, it can. Happened with me. A moderate brain injury.
What about my 3.3 years son falling from 2 feet high bed??, during sleeping ...
M worried plz help
@@InvinciblePepe what are the sings you had that time
@@pallavipraveen6836 I don't even remember but I didn't lose my consciousness. I was only 6 months old when I fell off a table about 1 meter in height. I cried uncontrollably after that. This was a moderate TBI. After this incident, I've suffered multiple mild TBIs. The symptoms that I experience as of today are short term memory issues, mild brain fog, lethargy, sleep issues (I feel sleepy most of the time), speech defect (I can't articulate properly in terms of pronunciation and I also can't find the right words) and so on. Although, these symptoms seem to ease lately but still even a small jerk to my head has the potential to revive and intensify all of them for months.
What about CP my son had a severe brain injury caused at birth!😢
I also was a victim on my job the day 2 men pistol whipped me left me for dead put a gun to my head & tried to take my life .i am here i am strong and a survivor .My son Hunter passed away 5 years now he fell ill to aspiration pneumonia. AND All i wanted to do is give my kids a life they deserved.Life is not fair ,,,,but with the right attitude all things are possible!
I know it's tough and difficult but try and stay strong and don't let negative thoughts work on you ✨🌸🙏🏻
shaking babies is never good
Happy birthday
Me : i want a beautiful normal life where's I can make friends, supportive family and have the company of my favorite beloved singer , buy my favorite things and travel countries
Life: 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 no
God : don't care how much you pray or do good , commit mistake and I'll write that down
More suffering to that tiny human plz
That's my life
So your a god fearing person then
Elmo