I have to agree with what AMN said in that the cog fog tends to come and go.

I retired from work last year because of ill health, but cog fog was one of the big reasons that I decided it was time for me to go.

I was a critical care nurse and it got to the stage where I was terrified that I might forget something really important and therefore put some-one's life in danger. I could not take that risk!

My memory has been a little better lately, but I know from experience not to get a false sense of security. Some days I remember, and some days I don't. Cog fog is one of those things that just might return at any time.

I hope your's doesn't last long, but I too am pleased that you have an appointment with your neuro soon. It sure can't help to get some expert advice.