[SpaceCadet]

In the past week, I've left something on the bus or at a bus stop THREE TIMES. I'm usually very good about not losing things. My backpack with a lot of important things (including my SD card that has all my son's pictures from the time he was born until now), my NCEP folder with every paper and activity they've ever given me and now a bag that had some of my clothes in it and some medicine.

I'm falling apart. I haven't lost something like that in 5 years. Even further proof that my cognition is in a steady decline.

[Mark in Idaho]

I have learned to not set things down. I have my cell phone on a lanyard that stays around my neck. I no longer carry a pocket knife after losing a very expensive knife. I had carried a pocket knife almost every day since high school and had never lost one. I had never lost a wallet either.

Now, I lose things unless I stay attached to them. The poor visual memory and other weak memory functions make losing thing a problem that is hard to solve.

[MommaBear]

[QUOTE=SpaceCadet;887296]In the past week, I've left something on the bus or at a bus stop THREE TIMES.


Owww what frustrating and painful losses!! Try checking the transit office and the sheriff's office in hopes some kind souls may have turned some stuff in.