Trauma In The Brain Research Paper

Everyone has scars physical and mental. Physical scars are the type one get’s from falling off a bike. Physical scars fade, but mental last. The brain process stress and trauma in different ways. Sometimes the trauma gets so overwhelming the brain just snaps. My Grandpa loved trains all kinds he lived, ate and breathed trains. With being a professor at Metro College in Denver and an actual rocket scientist. He would alway wear a shirt that said’’ Yes I actually am a Rocket Scientist.’’ Man that was my favorite shirt of his. In my grandparents house he had his own study made just for him building stuff. The concrete room had the furnace and water heater to the left and a wooden stand for his town. In the center was the place he built everything. “The study’’- as we would call it- was where my childhood begins. From being months old to my 18th birthday this was my place of peace. I remember going to the basement everyday as kid and we both would put our train hats on and watch him run the train. I would always look at his books from work and no joke …show more content…
My mom got a call from my grandma saying that he wasn’t feeling good and that his fever was 105.6. I got in the car with my mom and drover over. There she called the ambulance and they took him to Saint Anthony’s Hospital because any other hospital he would have not made it, the hospital is so close. After, hearing the news about the cancer and now this my grandma was getting the early stages of dementia. My mom asked me if I could stay with my grandma and I said yes. I would end up staying with her from Mother’s Day till late June a whole month. I went to visit my grandpa in the I.C.U and he was being the normal way people are in that state. It really didn’t hit me until my mom pointed to my little sister and I and said, ‘’Dad do you know these two?’’ He looked up and said, ‘’No.’’ That point was where I knew everything