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MichMary

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16. I don't think it changed her

Reply to lame54 (Reply #14)

Sun Jun 3, 2018, 02:03 PM

Jun 2018

personality/biases/bigotry. I just think it may have made her less able to hide it.

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A little bit more about Roseanne . . . [View all] MichMary Jun 2018 OP

Your fourth paragraph grumpyduck Jun 2018 #1

Just thinking out loud here, but I do know what you mean and I have OldHippieChick Jun 2018 #2

I know what you mean MichMary Jun 2018 #4

What brought her fame and fortune was a OldHippieChick Jun 2018 #8

She was 16 ismnotwasm Jun 2018 #3

There are lots of bigots out there MichMary Jun 2018 #6

Her traumatic brain injury was in childhood... hlthe2b Jun 2018 #5

Well, she was 16 MichMary Jun 2018 #7

I've known people (mostly friend's parents) who suffered personality changes from severe TBI hlthe2b Jun 2018 #9

Something caught my attention a couple days ago. Wellstone ruled Jun 2018 #12

that would not surprise me... hlthe2b Jun 2018 #13

A Serious TBI Changes a Person's Behavior Permanently dlk Jun 2018 #10

a friend of mine rolled a golf cart when he was a kid Mosby Jun 2018 #11

So, you think the brain injury changed her?... lame54 Jun 2018 #14

I don't think it changed her MichMary Jun 2018 #16

I agree it was vile and disgusting, but we really ought to reserve the word "horrendous" Goodheart Jun 2018 #15

I felt like I needed more adjectives. n/t MichMary Jun 2018 #17

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