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Old 04-15-2012, 10:12 AM #11
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I used to be chatty, but now I have trouble putting together a complete understandable sentence. Talking is just too much trouble, and even when I think I'm listening things seems to go in one ear and out the other without stopping in between.
OMG you spoke exactly what is on my mind. Lately I cant seem to read a page without having to read it 10 times. I cant form a thought that makes sense, and I just seem ....blunted...that is a great word. Blunted. Im frustrated because I sound stupid, and the more I try to correct it, the worse it gets. The more this disease marches on, the quieter I get.
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Just looks like my yapping is coming at him like a swarm of gnats! He has NEVER been one for chit chat, whereas I am the poster child. I'll follow him right down the hallway clarifying myself, putting it in different (more) words.
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Lol, sounds like me and DH. He is more quiet and sadly I haven't found my "shut up switch". He is patient for the most part but I can tell it wears on his nerves sometimes especially when he asks me how much coffee I had.
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