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Skittles

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2. oh dear

Reply to Not Heidi (Original post)

Mon Feb 3, 2025, 04:19 AM

Feb 3

I've always been very forgetful, so much so that I know my "senior moments" will be when I forget more eventful things.

Back in the 70's my dad had ECT and I remember visiting him in the hospital and he did not know who I was.

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Remembering Memory [View all] Not Heidi Feb 3 OP

"I wish you remembered" is a thoughtless careless thing to say to anyone with memory deficits Bernardo de La Paz Feb 3 #1

oh dear Skittles Feb 3 #2

Skittles . . . Not Heidi Feb 3 #3

thanks, I hope so too Skittles Feb 3 #4

I'm very glad to hear that Not Heidi Feb 3 #5