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BlueKota

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Sun Feb 11, 2024, 12:34 PM Feb 2024

Who doesn't have memory issues? [View all]

even younger people? When my Mom was in her early forties she used to call me by cousins' name, my sister's name, and sometimes even my father's and dogs' name, before ending with, "Whatever the hell your name is."

I am going to be 62, and I regularly go to the pantry for my dog's food when I know I keep it in the hall closet.

A friend of mine, who was a degreed sociologist told me, that laspes of memory aren't always age or degenerative disease related, but also could be because you're overloading your mind , by trying to multi task, or the opposite too, you're not stimulating your brain enough, so it's gets bored and tunes out. That last one used to happen to me a lot in grade school. Exhaustion can also be a factor.

Only qualified professionals should be the ones giving their opinions about the cause of memory loss in specific individuals.

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Who doesn't have memory issues? [View all] BlueKota Feb 2024 OP
Memory improves with a good night's sleep, every night, and fewer worries. /nt bucolic_frolic Feb 2024 #1
That's so true. BlueKota Feb 2024 #8
And the strange thing is, I haven't seen any evidence of Biden's spooky3 Feb 2024 #2
I think Hur exaggerated a phrase like; I forgot they where even there... LakeArenal Feb 2024 #4
Agree nt spooky3 Feb 2024 #5
For certain BlueKota Feb 2024 #11
True BlueKota Feb 2024 #9
Don't have memory issues... LakeArenal Feb 2024 #3
Me too BlueKota Feb 2024 #7
The only issue with that report... Think. Again. Feb 2024 #6
I agree BlueKota Feb 2024 #10
And that the Conclusion was that he did NOT have evidence spooky3 Feb 2024 #15
I'm 76, my memory is still good, gab13by13 Feb 2024 #12
Did you ever get to see her live in concert? BlueKota Feb 2024 #24
Everyone worries about memory issues. But damn, we need to worry equally about those who never hlthe2b Feb 2024 #13
Excellent points BlueKota Feb 2024 #22
not me! I remember everything.. WhiteTara Feb 2024 #14
🤣 BlueKota Feb 2024 #23
Qualified professionals often use standardized tests to make a diagnosis. Irish_Dem Feb 2024 #16
I was worried about some memory lapses BlueKota Feb 2024 #17
There is no perfect brain. Irish_Dem Feb 2024 #25
Unfortunately no BlueKota Feb 2024 #26
I wonder if therapy would help you with the spatial skills. Irish_Dem Feb 2024 #27
LOL. My mother used to do that. When she got mad at one of us, rsdsharp Feb 2024 #18
That's funny! BlueKota Feb 2024 #19
Forty years after college..... lastlib Feb 2024 #20
I wouldn't say so BlueKota Feb 2024 #21
This is true canetoad Feb 2024 #28
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