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Old 11-13-2006, 10:23 PM #1
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Oh -- and also Deb -- Exercise your mind -- play memory games on the net -- I will PM you a website that is free and fun to play on. Keep your mind working and forcing you to think. I know this also sounds goofy -- but it work -or at least it is for me. Gail
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http://www.nationalmssociety.org/Bro...MindMemory.asp

At the bottom of the article is another link to solving cognitive issues. Maybe something in these links might be of help.

Like someone mentioned before, games help keep the mind sharper. I plan card games daily for this reason.
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So sorry Deb, for your cognative issues with MS.

Good advise to excercise your mind/memory. A lot of people on LDN have bosted that it helps make their minds clearer. I have not had any serious cognative sx with my MS, but I am on LDN. Maybe it's helping me with that?

Are you possibly in a flare, and that's why your cognative stuff is ramping up? Or a pain med side effect, messing with your brain. The wrong med can also cause this.

Good luck, Dear. I hope you find a solution soon.

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Just got the latest issue of MSFocusyesterday. The issue highlights Cognitive changes and also alerts us to several books that are in print on the topic of MS and cognition.


If you don't receive the magazine, you can get free subscription if you have MS by calling 1-888-673-6287 or go online to request it at www.msfocus.org
It is the official publication of the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation.
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