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Like I mention in my other post, my short term memory is shot to pieces.

What I find helps with the scary or confusion is understanding how your memory does and doesn't work. Knowing that your visual memory works but your auditory memory does not work as well allows you to compensate.

Have you had any NP Assessment to detail how your memory is working?

I know to not count on my short term memory. Instead I do a whole range of work-arounds and such. Sometimes, it appears that my memory is doing great, at least for the time being.

What are you biggest challenges with your memory? Maybe I can offer some work-arounds.

My best to you.
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