Is Mental Disease Possible Upon Damage To The Brain?

When I was born I had a stroke at birth because I was not positioned correctly so when my mom pushed I would hit her rib cage... A C section was required.. There was a dent in the left side of my skull and blood along with everything else covered the spot.. After birth I had multiple seizures.. Roughly lasting 3 hours (horrible doctors who didn t pay attention). I was diagnosed with a very slight case of cerebral palsy and heart murmur (both hardly ever noticeable or even occur), along with some learning disabilities and being diagnosed with ADHD (which I have mostly grown out of). I have a normal life roughly as I know being an infant your brain can readjust, which thankfully allows me to walk on 2 feet.. The overall question after giving some background is, am I likely to gain a greater risk of a mental disease later in life due to being half brain dead (literally)? And will I not live as long of a life as I would have liked to?