Hi Susanne . I was hoping you really would post as I remember you are also on Gabapentin. You may be right that at our age (I am 52), memory lapses are normal occurences but in my case there are things that I believe its more than just my age. I mentioned in my earlier post that a conversation that happened the previous day, when I think about it when I wake up the following day, it seems like a dream -- its a weird feeling. I have to think hard to think if that conversation really happened. I read a lot and do frequent crossword puzzles to make my brain continuously working.

Yes, you are right my other health issues cause me stress and anxieties. But, I am trying to cope with it. Knowing that I am doing everything what is humanly possible, I surrender myself to HIM. When I really think about it, worrying will not help me. It is not easy not to be worried in my situation but I just have make a conscious effort to not worry.

My vision is being monitored (even my hearing) on a regular basis because of the side effects of the medications I am taking. Has there been any write-ups about gabapentin having an effect on the vision? It was mentioned by my opthalmologist that dry eyes, which I have, can also cause temporary blurry vision. Have you been tested for cataracts?