Traumatic Brain Injuries of the Frontal Lobe (TBI of Frontal Lobe) Deliverance Prayer

Thu, 05 May 2022 02:01:16 +0000

COURT CASE:

getting into a motor vehicle related accident
getting into a motor vehicle related accident that leads to us experiencing a traumatic brain injury of our frontal lobe
getting into an accident
getting into an accident that leads to us experiencing a traumatic brain injury of our frontal lobe
getting beaten up
getting beaten to the point that we experience having a traumatic brain injury of our frontal lobe
getting physically assaulted
getting physically assaulted to the point that we experience having a traumatic brain injury of our frontal lobe
fainting
fainting and hitting our head
fainting and hitting our head and having a traumatic brain injury of our frontal lobe
having head trauma
having a traumatic brain injury
having a traumatic brain injury that leads to us having a stroke
having a traumatic brain injury that damages our anterior cerebral artery
having damages to our anterior cerebral artery that leads to us damaging our medial frontal lobe
having a traumatic brain injury that damages our middle cerebral artery
having damages to our middle cerebral artery that leads to us damaging our deep and/or lateral regions of our frontal lobe
having a traumatic brain injury that leads to us having dementia
having a traumatic brain injury that damages our frontal lobe
frontal lobe dysfunction
experiencing motor weakness
experiencing weakness on one side of our body
experiencing weakness on one side of our face
falling
falling and having damages to our frontal lobe
having difficulty and/or unable to solve problems
having difficulty with divergent thinking
having difficulty and/or unable to organize tasks
having difficulty and/or unable to concentrate
having difficulty and/or unable to plan
reduced creativity
having difficulty being creative
our judgment being impaired
having a reduced sense of taste and/or smell
insomnia
headaches
substance abuse
having depression
feeling emotionally distant
acting emotionally distant
irritable
unfocused
tired
unmotivated
negativity
pessimistic
perceiving things from a negative perspective
taking things too personally
taking things the wrong way
negatively affecting others
having pseudo-depression
having pseudo-depression as a result of our left frontal lobe getting damaged
experiencing pseudo-psychopathic changes
having pseudo-psychopathic changes as a result of our right frontal lobe getting damaged
experiencing changes in our behavior
having a short attention span
being easily distracted
having behavioral problems
being impatient
being intolerant of others
being impulsive
engaging in dangerous behaviors
having reduced sexual interest
having dorsolateral lesions on our frontal lobe that leads to us having a reduced sexual interest
having increased sexual interest
developing peculiar sexual habits
sexual deviancy
sexual perversion
fornication
engaging in risky behavior
having changes in our personality
our personality undergoing significant changes after our injury to our frontal lobe
anosognosia
lacking insight
having an impaired ability to be aware of changes in our abilities
having mood changes
having changes in our emotions
having difficulty and/or unable to control our motor functions
having difficulty and/or unable to control our fine movements
having difficulty and/or unable to control the strength of our arms, hands, and/or fingers
impaired movement
loss of coordination and/or balance
losing our ability to control our voluntary movements
having difficulty with our gross motor skills-such as moving our arms and/or legs
having difficulty with our fine motor skills-such as moving our fingers
having difficulty and/or unable to problem solve
having difficulty and/or unable to solve complex problems
having difficulty and/or unable to deal with spontaneity
displaying fewer behavioral spontaneity
displaying fewer spontaneous facial movements
lacking in spontaneous facial expression
decreased talkativeness
speaking fewer words
speaking fewer words as a result of having left frontal lesions on our frontal lobe
increased talkativeness
speaking excessively
speaking excessively as a result of having right frontal lesions on our frontal lobe
having difficulty with our attention and/or memory
having memory related problems
having memory loss
confusion
having difficulty with understanding and/or comprehending
having difficulty and/or unable to have empathic reasoning
having difficulty with attention and concentration
having slowed critical thinking
having difficulty and/or unable to understand nonverbal communication
exhibiting little spontaneous facial expressions
having difficulty and/or unable to interpret feedback from the environment
repeating our response
risk taking
being noncompliant with rules
breaking rules
disregarding rules
impaired associated learning
having difficulty and/or unable to use external cues to help guide our behavior
responding inappropriately to social cues
making socially inappropriate comments-which may be sexual
doing socially inappropriate things-which may be sexual
having difficulty with initiation
having difficulty with judgement
having difficulty with impulse control
having difficulty with social behavior
having changes in our social behavior
having difficulty with sexual behavior
having difficulty and/or unable to engage in higher level thinking
having difficulty and/or unable to perform cognitive skills
having difficulty and/or unable to plan
having difficulty and/or unable to evaluate likely outcomes
having difficulty and/or unable to multitask
having difficulty and/or unable to perform risk assessment
having difficulty and/or unable to perform the niceties of social interactions
having difficulty and/or unable to understand abstract concepts
having a traumatic brain injury that damages our motor cortex
having difficulty and/or unable to perform voluntary movements
having difficulty with our spatial orientation
having difficulty with understanding our body’s orientation in space
having a traumatic brain injury that damages our primary motor cortex
having difficulty with muscle movements
having difficulty doing physical activities
having a traumatic brain injury that damages our premotor cortex
having difficulty and/or unable to store data concerning motor programs
having difficulty and/or unable to do sensorimotor integration
having difficulty and/or unable to facilitate controlled, smooth movements
having a traumatic brain injury that damages our supplementary motor cortex
having difficulty with intentional preparation for movement
having difficulty with procedural memory
having a traumatic brain injury that damages our prefrontal cortex
making bad decisions
having a short attention span
distractibility
lack of perseverance
having impulse control problems
having Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD)
sabotaging our relationships
sabotaging our relationships due to our impulsivity, restlessness, and/or distractible behavior
having relationship turmoil
having family turmoil
hyperactivity
inefficiency
underachievement
feeling a tremendous sense of underachievement
failure
repetitive failure
chronic failure
constant failure
low self esteem
feeling chronically upset
stressed
chronically stressed
immunosuppression
being at an increased risk for illness
chronic lateness
poor time management
missing deadlines
disorganization
being disorganized in our thinking
being disorganized in our behavior
procrastination
being emotionally unavailable
having misperceptions
poor judgment
impaired judgment
having trouble learning from experience
having short term memory problems
having social anxiety
having test anxiety
having difficulty and/or unable to give close attention to details
having difficulty and/or unable to avoid careless mistakes
having trouble sustaining attention in routine situations-such as when doing homework, chores, and/or paperwork
having difficulty and/or unable to listen
having difficulty and/or unable to finish things
having poor follow through
having poor organization of time and/or space
being easily distracted
having poor planning skills
having difficulty with and/or unable to do projects that involve various steps
having difficulty with and/or unable to accomplish various steps in the right order
lacking clear goals
having difficulty and/or unable to have forward thinking
having difficulty expressing our feelings
having difficulty expressing empathy for others
lacking empathy
having difficulty with seeing things from another person’s perspective
self centeredness
excessive daydreaming
boredom
being easily bored
apathy
lack of motivation
lethargy
tiredness
fatigue
sleepiness
having a feeling of spaciness
our head being “in a fog”
restlessness
having difficulty and/or unable to sit still
having difficulty remaining seated in situations where remaining seated is expected
talking too much
talking too little
blurting out answers before questions have been completed
having difficulty and/or unable to wait our turn
interrupting others
intruding on others
butting into conversations and/or games
impulsivity
acting without thinking about potential consequences
making impulsive decisions
conflict seeking behavior
saying things without thinking first
doing things without thinking first
not filtering our thoughts
having difficulty and/or unable to learn from our experience
having a tendency to make repetitive mistakes
having difficulty and/or unable to concentrate
inhibition of reflexive behaviors
having different personality traits
having different emotional traits
having difficulty and/or unable to process abstract thinking
having difficulty with our working memory
having difficulty with and/or unable to do executive functions –such as with planning and implementing a series of goal directed actions
having difficulty and/or unable to monitor
having difficulty and/or unable to evaluate
having a traumatic brain injury that damages our orbital cortex (frontal eye fields)
having difficulty and/or unable to control the voluntary scanning movements of our eyes
having a traumatic brain injury that damages our Broca’s area and/or language center of our brain
having difficulty with the motor control of our speech
having difficulty speaking
having language difficulties
having speech difficulties
having difficulty putting our thoughts into words and forming complete sentences
having Broca’s aphasia
lacking fluency in our speech
having aphasia
unable to understand speech
having difficulty and/or unable to produce fluent and coherent speech
having difficulty with our mobility
having difficulty with our strength
having difficulty with our flexibility
having difficulty with performing daily activities-such as getting dressed, eating, and/or bathing
having difficulty getting and/or keeping a job
having difficulty with speech and/or communication
having to use assistive devices
having difficulty with planning, judgment, and/or memory
having difficulty maintaining our relationships
having difficulty with our emotional responses
having difficulty with our coping skills
having left hemi-spatial neglect
having difficulty noticing visual stimuli on the left side because our right frontal lobe was damaged
having right hemi-spatial neglect
having difficulty noticing visual stimuli on the right side because our left frontal lobe was damaged
confabulation
having false memories
disinhibition
loss of control over our behavior and/or emotions
perseveration
experiencing a continuous repetition of our actions, words, and/or thoughts
having orbitofrontal syndrome
lacking inhibition
being disinhibited
engaging in impulsive behavior
having difficulty controlling our emotions
having difficulty and/or unable to concentrate
having difficulty and/or lacking in judgment
having difficulty and/or unable to anticipate the consequences of our actions
euphoria
hypomania
grandiosity
developing abnormal sexual behavior
having orbital frontal damage that results in us developing abnormal sexual behavior
having frontal convexity syndrome
being apathetic
being disinterested
slowing of our motor functions
having difficulty and/or unable to plan ahead
lacking concern about the world around us
having medial frontal syndrome
being akinetic
reduced movements
losing sensations in our lower limbs
urinary incontinence
having occasional mutism
profound apathy
being indifferent to thirst and/or hunger
fear
worry
anxiety
stress
nervousness
accidents
the buying, selling, and/or trading of our health, safety, frontal lobe, our left frontal lobe, our right frontal lobe, anterior cerebral artery, middle cerebral artery, medial frontal lobe, deep and/or lateral regions of our frontal lobe, motor functions, our ability to control our fine motor movements, our movements, our ability to control our gross motor movements, our ability to control the strength of our movements, our coordination, our balance, our ability to control our movements, our ability to sense our lower limbs, our urinary continence, our ability to control when we speak, our ability to speak, our ability to control what we say, our ability to solve problems, our problem solving skills, our ability to solve complex problems, our divergent thinking, our ability to organize tasks, our ability to concentrate, our executive functions, our ability to plan, our ability to plan ahead, our planning skills, our ability to do projects and/or tasks that involve various steps, our ability to accomplish various steps in the right order, our creativity, our judgement, our physical sense of thirst and/or hunger, our physical sense of taste, our physical sense of smell, our ability to get full REM sleep, our sound mind, our ability to have a clear mind, our ability to live our daily lives without any headaches, our ability to live our daily lives without any use of pharmakeia and/or drugs, our emotions, our emotional responses, our ability to control our emotions, our ability to control our behavior and/or emotions, our mood, our humility, our joy, our happiness, our euphoria, our peace, our hope, our optimism, our calmness, our ability to correctly perceive things the way that they actually are, our motivation, our positivity, our ability to communicate well with others without taking things too personally, our behavior, our social behavior, our attention, our attention span, our ability to focus, our concentration, our patience, our ability to wait our turn, our ability to wait until someone is done talking instead of interrupting them, our ability to not intrude on others, our ability to not intrude into conversations and/or games, our ability to sit still, our ability to remain seated in situations where remaining seated is expected, our tolerance levels, our inhibition, our impulse inhibition, our ability to control our impulses, our ability to not engage in impulsive behavior, our ability to think about potential consequences before we talk and/or act, our ability to anticipate the consequences of our words and/or actions, our ability to make decisions after thinking them through first instead of making impulsive decisions, our ability to think about something first before saying anything, our ability to think about something first before doing something, our ability to filter our thoughts, our ability to not make decisions based on impulse, our ability to wait until a question has been finished being asked before we give our answer, our sexual interest, our normal sexual behaviors, our sexual behaviors, our sexual habits, our libido, our personality, our interests, our insight, our ability to be aware of the changes in our abilities, our ability to deal with spontaneity, our ability to display spontaneous facial movements, our ability to control our facial expressions, our talkativeness, our ability to control our talkativeness so that we’re not talking too much or too little, our memory, our ability to remember, our short term memory, our ability to not be confused, our ability to understand, our comprehension, our empathic reasoning, our ability to think critically, our ability to understand nonverbal communication, our ability to interpret feedback from our environment, our ability to follow rules, our ability to learn, our ability to use external cues to guide our behavior, our ability to act appropriately, our ability to socialize, our ability to perform the niceties of social interactions, our ability to initiate, our judgment, our ability to engage in higher level thinking, our ability to perform cognitive skills, our ability to plan, our ability to evaluate likely outcomes, our ability to multitask, our ability to perform risk assessment, our ability to understand abstract concepts, our ability to do abstract thinking, our motor cortex, our ability to perform voluntary movements, our ability to control the speed of our motor movements, our spatial orientation, our understanding of our body’s orientation in space, our primary motor cortex, our ability to control our muscle movements, our ability to perform physical activities, our premotor cortex, our ability to store data concerning motor programs, our ability to do sensorimotor integration, our ability to facilitate controlled, smooth movements, our supplementary motor cortex, our ability to intentionally prepare for a movement, our procedural memory, our working memory, our prefrontal cortex, our ability to make good decisions, our ability to listen to God and make decisions based on what God tells us, our perseverance, our relationships, our family relationships, our relationship with our parents, our relationship with our spouse, our relationship with our children, our friendships, our work relationships, our ability to have good relationships, our ability to maintain our relationships, our ability to be efficient, our achievements, our successes, our ability to be successful, our ability to succeed, our self-esteem, our self-concept, our stress levels, our immune system, our immunity, our perception of time, our ability to be on time, our ability to be good at time management, our ability to meet our deadlines, our organization, our ability to be organized in our thinking, our ability to be organized in our behavior, our ability to not procrastinate and to get things done on time, our ability to get things done ahead of time, our ability to be emotionally available, our ability to be empathetic toward others, our empathy, our ability to view things from other people’s perspective, our ability to care about the people and/or world around us, our ability to care for others, our perceptions, our ability to learn from our experiences, our ability to not make repetitive mistakes, our ability to socialize without any anxiety, our ability to take tests without any anxiety, our ability to give close attention to details, our ability to avoid careless mistakes, our ability to pay attention in routine situations, our ability to listen, our ability to finish things, our ability to follow through, our organization of time and/or space, our goals, our ability to have clear goals, our ability to implement a series of goal-directed actions, our ability to think forward, our ability to express our feelings, our daydreams, our ability to not be bored, our energy levels, our mitochondria, our adenosine tryphosphate (ATP), our ability to monitor, our ability to evaluate, our orbital cortex (frontal eye fields), our ability to control the voluntary scanning movements of our eyes, our Broca’s area, the language center of our brain, our ability to control our speech, our ability to speak with ease, our ability to speak languages with ease, our ability to put our thoughts into words, our ability to put our thoughts into complete sentences, our ability to speak complete sentences, our ability to be fluent in our speech, our ability to understand speech, our ability to produce fluent and coherent speech, our mobility, our strength, our flexibility, our ability to perform daily activities, our ability to get dressed, our ability to eat, our ability to bath, our ability to get a job, our ability to keep a job, our speech, our communication skills, our ability to communicate well, our ability to live life without the need for assistive devices, our coping skills, our ability to notice visual stimuli on the left side, our right frontal lobe, our ability to notice visual stimuli on the right side, our left frontal lobe, our ability to have real memories, our ability to not have to repeat our actions, words, and/or thoughts to the kingdom of darkness, and the kingdom of darkness having ownership claims over all of these things listed
having false verdicts, generational false verdicts, and/or word curses that any of these aforementioned problems are allowed to happen to us
the category/kingdom of spirits that are located in our frontal lobe, left frontal lobe, right frontal lobe, anterior cerebral artery, medial frontal lobe, middle cerebral artery, deep and/or lateral regions of our frontal lobe, our motor cortex, our primary motor cortex, our premotor cortex, our supplementary motor cortex, our prefrontal cortex, our orbital cortex (frontal eye fields), our Broca’s area, our language centers in our brain, orbitofrontal lobe, medial frontal lobe, our neurons, our axons, and/or our neurotransmitters
dumb spirits
death spirits
accident spirits
accident unto death spirits
belial spirits
black widow spirits
witchcraft spirits
the category/kingdom of spirits that cause, contribute to, exacerbate, and/or reestablish any of the aforementioned problems in our lives

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Traumatic Brain Injuries of the Frontal Lobe (TBI of Frontal Lobe) Deliverance Prayer