Memory Loss

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New28

December 10, 2009, 11:14:23 AM

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When all else fails, play dead!

Something's playing silly buggers with me.
My short term memory is definately not reliable, and my long term memory has been shot to pieces, I remember different bits of the same story when I try to recall it, it's like a scrambled jigsaw.
I don't think I went through anything like this in the deficiency stages...

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J a s o n Snr

December 24, 2009, 04:20:47 PM

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When your memory has gaps, how to get a doctor to take you seriously?

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"You're better than normal! You're ABnormal!"-- Fry to Leela, who's self-conscious about her single eye, Futurama

trancy221

February 06, 2010, 07:26:14 AM

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Hello New28

Thats bad with your memory, I have the same problems since childhood (but luckily only my short-time memory,my long-time is even really good sometimes...)

Have you done MRT or EEG?

Wish you the best for your memory Huge Hug

yours trancy

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New28

February 07, 2010, 05:24:10 AM

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When all else fails, play dead!

My memory's still not good. My mother's treating me like I'm insane. My memory's only good for 20mins...then something starts punching holes in what I remember, after 2 days I'm useless.
I have talked to a 'friend' from the service dog program, she's refusing to talk to me because my tenses are screwed up and I can't remember bits of what we talked about a few days before.

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J a s o n Snr

February 21, 2010, 10:02:57 AM

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Quote from: New28 on February 07, 2010, 05:24:10 AM

My memory's still not good. My mother's treating me like I'm insane.

This is giving me "flashbacks". I remember one specific moment in the early '80s when I was sitting talking to my mother, and thought, "My entire life hinges on whether she takes me seriously." She didn't. (Regarding my undiagnosed nervous system condition.) It's absolutely unbelievable and intolerable how little the average person is willing to accept. We live in a world full of diverse experiences, yet no person is acceptable unless she/he speaks, think, acts, and experiences life in exactly the way the majority does. This has never been more true than it it right now.

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"You're better than normal! You're ABnormal!"-- Fry to Leela, who's self-conscious about her single eye, Futurama

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