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Old 02-25-2019, 06:31 PM #1
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Default Cognitve & Speech
Has anyone experienced either cognitive/memory symptoms or any speech difficulties? I've had both in the time leading up to pn dx. My memory and executive function have declined noticeably this past year. I've also had increased sloppiness of speech, flubbing words, transposing letter sounds, and difficulty find the 'right word' that I really ought to know. Maybe it's just aging, but the timing and effect are pretty obvious.
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