Often it has been evidenced that some injury or disease, which one have in childhood cast long-term implications on the overall well-being of the child. On the other hand, it has also been noticed that, along with having physical consequences for long, it has also been noticed that some injuries also tend to have a life-long psychological repercussion. For instance, if a child faced an injury in head could result in significant damage to the brain and later on the child might even face difficulty in sharing emotions. A child who was abused at his/her childhood from the primary caregiver, might also develop anxiety or PTSD, that would cause problems in future relationship making.