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Kevscar 02-20-2014 04:28 AM

Heres a question for you all
 
We all get mental problems with this but the worst for me is short term Memory Loss
My wife can tell me something and I've totally forgotten it in 10 mins or I ask her a question and she says you asked me that 5 mins ago but I have no recollection of it.
So why is it that I never forget I have short term memory loss

anon6715 02-20-2014 04:55 AM

Thanks Kev. I really needed that laugh this morning.

Vrae 02-20-2014 03:34 PM

Well there's that... lol :p

Russell 02-22-2014 01:52 PM

Two things go bad with old age...
One is your short term memory...
But I forgot the second one...

heatherg23 02-22-2014 02:38 PM

It sucks I know.My memory loss has to do with something I need to get (in my home) or do something. If I want to get a bottle of water from the kitchen I will forget within seconds what I was going to do. It's all the time. I have to write it on a piece of paper because I got tired of going to a room and having no idea why I'm there. I thought it was because every move i make depends on the pain. I have to watch how I stand up and definitely how I walk to where ever I'm going. I pay so much attach to that I forget everything else.

I can go to the grocery store and have no idea on what I was going to get. It's not old age because i've been this way since I was 29. Before RSD it was completely the opposite.

~Sage~ 02-22-2014 06:10 PM

Heather, that's a great idea to write it on a slip of paper! We could walk around the house with fluorescent colored post-its all over ourselves! I love it! :D

Also, my DH found an article recently that confirms what we've always thought, that we leave the word for what we want in the room we were in we thought of it. As in, I'm in the kitchen and think of something I need to do in the bedroom, I go to the bedroom and haven't a clue WHY! :confused: I go back to the kitchen and I remember what I wanted in the bedroom! :rolleyes:

Anyone familiar with that?

lonewolf 02-23-2014 05:16 PM


Hi everyone my memory is :Scratch-Head: um.... is gone too. LOL
I write everything down & also have alarms set in my phone for meds times/App. I have a calendar on my laptop to remind me of app.'s or important dates, or I would forget my head :yahoo:

Brambledog 02-23-2014 05:35 PM

Me too lone wolf!

Wolf, I hadn't really read it before, but I absolutely LOVE your speaky bit at the bottom of your posts, the signature but. It's gorgeous. I want that in a poster on my wall....:)

Bram.

lonewolf 02-23-2014 08:09 PM

Hi Bram, Thanks glad you like my signature quote. It is a pix quote have it on my profile page in my pix's. & of course it a wolf pix quote LOL. yea just a little crazy about wolves.

Hana 02-23-2014 08:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lonewolf (Post 1053011)

Hi everyone my memory is :Scratch-Head: um.... is gone too. LOL
I write everything down & also have alarms set in my phone for meds times/App. I have a calendar on my laptop to remind me of app.'s or important dates, or I would forget my head :yahoo:

Alas, me too... :hug::grouphug:

Lottie 02-23-2014 09:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kevscar (Post 1052250)
We all get mental problems with this but the worst for me is short term Memory Loss
My wife can tell me something and I've totally forgotten it in 10 mins or I ask her a question and she says you asked me that 5 mins ago but I have no recollection of it.
So why is it that I never forget I have short term memory loss

Yup me too! I used to think it was caused by the narcotics I was on for years. But, now I am off them and the memory loss is still bad. I do think that some of it is due to the relentless pain sapping our energy and taking our attention away from things.


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