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Old 02-02-2010, 08:11 AM #1
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Same here but my memory loss is supposedly from my meds. Its hard to get good grades on tests and stuff when you cant remember things.

one thing that helps me is if i walk around a room relating objects in the room to whatever im trying to remember then when i sit in class i can walk through the room in my mind and i see a object that reminds me of something in say like chemistry. it takes some getting used to but it might help
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