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Any others with RSD have memory/ concentration problems?

 
 
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Old 02-14-2007, 01:00 PM #18
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Default Memory what????
I think we all get stuck in this rut. Now what was I talking about. I used to be famed for my memory and now..... The best thing to know is you aren't alone. I don't take any meds for this, I exercise my brain. Word games, memorization exercises, etc. I figure by the time I am 60, I can really pretend I am a crazy lady and no one will care!
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