AstroKitty
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Brain injury or damage is being increasingly linked to this sort of violence.
If AS's father was a drug user then it is possible that his DNA was damaged before he was even conceived.
We may be seeing an increase in violent children because of damaged genetic material inherited from drug using parents of either sex.
AS may be another Alyssa Bustamante - just wanted to find out how it felt.
The wiring is wrong, and has been wrong since they came out of the womb...perhaps before they were even concieved. They just don't think like normal people, and perhaps it's because they physically can't.
Who is to blame if damaged DNA this is the cause of their deficiencies?
We need more research into the potential generational effects of long term drug abuse.
I have to agree with this. I love science and it's interesting to see studies of the brain, frontal lobe and pituitary gland. We learn so much from these areas. I'm from 2 addicts and my mother used while pregnant and I was weaned as an infant half heartily by physicians. I think it absolutely contributed to much of my emotional "issues" growing up and what I chose to do, because I was adopted and not raised at all in a household like I could have been. Although my bio parents are both deceased, and that is why I ended up adopted - I do not think they could have remained sober or stable to raise me. Their deaths were inevitable. It will be very telling to see what happens to meth babies and those born on methadone or suboxone. As it's more and more common.
I was born on opiates, so I know a little bit from a neurologist that treated me most of my life. I have issues with sleep and I lack the right amount of oxytocin (someone studying mental health should really look at that alone along with other hormones being deficient), so I suffer from anxiety as well. Just a bit of insider hell that I deal with
frontal lobe injuries do terrible things to people and take away their true personality at birth. When you learn how fragile that part of your brain is, it's scary to think about. And then there's shaken baby syndrome (provided they survive). Children who maybe were tossed or beaten but never treated.
Then there's of course R.A.D that without treatment slides into anti-social disorder which happens during the teen years and that leads to a budding psychopath or sociopath. Cognitive therapy and early detection is key but that has to align with parents that believe in therapy, or are not seeing things as a child being rebellious. So many stars have to align. Im by no means blaming parents at all, but often times we know later down the line there was a something amiss.
JMO of course. I hope I didn't offend someone (I seem to when I speak of mental issues), just wanted to elaborate on some personal thoughts and such.