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Originally Posted by PurpleFoot721
What I have noticed so far:
Easily agitated
Lowered comprehension
Inability to put thoughts to words - although I have always had a difficulty with that
Used to type 65-70 words per minute, now I find myself always looking at the keyboard, I know where the key is but my hands want to go somewhere else, I guess I would say that is procedural memory
Easy discouragement
I am sure I could come up with more but I am having a bit of a blank moment right now, just looking at the curser blink, which is so discouraging. Maybe they will come to me later.
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Thank you for your Posts Russell and PurpleFoot721.
Here is an updated listing
Loss of Cognitive and Emotional Functions Due to CRPS
1. Planning
2. Organizing
3. Self-Awareness
4. Self-Regulation
5. Initiation of Action
6. Lexical Memory & Word Recall (Loss of Words in Brain, Forgetting how to Spell even Simple Words, Solving Cross Word Puzzles)
7. Conscious Memory of Events
8. Declarative Memory
9. Attention Deficit
10. Tactile Discrimination
11. Problems with Sleep
12. Depression
13. Irritability
14. Poor Judgement
15. Concentration Problems
16. Easily Agitated
17. Panic Attacks
18. Stuttering
19. Stammering
20. Brain Blanking Out
21. Inability to Verbally Express Thought
22. Directional Confusion (Right from Left, North from South)
23. Loss of Theme in Thought
24. Easily Discouraged
25. Lack of Comprehension
26. Loss of Cognitive Fidelity (Hindered in Musical Skills, Being Creative, Speaking Foreign
Languages, Playing Chess, Detailed at Work, Typing on a Keyboard Professionally etc.)
(List Provided by Patient Not a Medical Professional)