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Old 08-23-2015, 08:10 PM #1
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Default Depression and memory
Hi all, hope everyone is doing well. Just a quick question, input appreciated.

I was diagnosed with "clinical depression" and generalized anxiety disorder. I also have ADD, but it is corrected with medication.

I have also noticed my memory may not be quite as sharp as my peers. For instance, I often don't remember names and occasionally can't remember what I ate for breakfast/lunch the day before.

Is it likely that depression and/or anxiety is partially hampering my memory, or is this an entirely different issue?
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