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Epilepsy and Memory Loss
Sun, 10/08/2006 - 19:36Comments
Re: Epilepsy and Memory Loss
Submitted by mozie03 on Thu, 2012-09-13 - 19:28
Terri the same goes for me. My LTM is limited - I am actually surprised when I can dig something up from the past. I have gotten to the point where I don't trust my memory anymore and write everything down. I sometimes write things down more than once. My desk is a mess at work.
My STM is a little better but not much. I can relate to havinf a memeory as sharp as a tack - I once felt the same way.
Terri the same goes for me. My LTM is limited - I am actually surprised when I can dig something up from the past. I have gotten to the point where I don't trust my memory anymore and write everything down. I sometimes write things down more than once. My desk is a mess at work.
My STM is a little better but not much. I can relate to havinf a memeory as sharp as a tack - I once felt the same way.
Re: Re: Re: Epilepsy and Memory Loss
Submitted by Seruzies on Sun, 2007-08-26 - 02:15
I just turned 40 and have recently noticed how bad my memory has become. My short term memory is terrible but my long term is still about the same. Many long term memories are things I would like to forget about but can't, and short term, if I need to remember more than three things at once, I have to write it down. My memory used to be as sharp as a tack.