Shia, video recorded 10:49 PM Oct 2, '25 by Alyssa

Shia, video recorded 10:49 PM Oct 2, '25 by Alyssa. They cover up my brain injury to make you think I am not brain injured. When I get tired my brain injury makes my voice sounds tired, fuzzy, and more slow and slurring. I google search why my sounds funny:
"After a cardiac arrest, slurred speech is most often caused by hypoxic-ischemic brain injury, which occurs when the brain is temporarily deprived of oxygen. The lack of oxygen can damage areas of the brain that control the muscles used for speech. This condition is medically known as dysarthria."