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Old 06-10-2012, 05:59 PM #10
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Default PCS and Memory

I have had memory loss too. My friend asked me today what I did yesterday and I did not know. I often forget what my kids are doing after school--they used to remind me by text but I put my cellphone through the wash. I couldn't find my cellphone for a few days, and that was why. I like the idea of wearing around my neck with a lanyard. Mark you are very wise--thank you for all of your ideas. Now, they verbally remind me in the morning.

I did not have a good memory before, and it is certainly worse now. I am also peri-menopausal so that is a contributing factor as well. Not sure how to tell which is causing what, but I keep my to-do list very short each day.
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