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Default Memory issues and medication
Has anyone had bad memory problems after getting on medication to treat their Bipolar illness? A medication like Topamax can be particularly problematic.

If so, has it negatively influenced your work situation? What kinds of things happened? Did you tell your employer? Did your Dr. offer any alternatives? Did you try other medications or things to help with "forgetfulness?"

Thank you.
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