Adrienne, Instead of telling your self you can't remember, give your self continuous encouragement, such as... "That's OK, I'll remember next time." " I'll get it." "No problem." "I don't have to remember it right now. I have plenty of time".
This sure does work. It will relax you plus allow possibility. You'll start believing that you will accomplish when you are able. Sometimes this works instantly: The second you know you don't have to remember, you'll remember.
Workable reading and education programs:
http://www.jeremiah
Doxie – in North West Denver (son age 27, with severe brain damage, spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy, seizures and etc.)
> My question is, do you think it's possible that my brain will recover at all? I was planning to go back to work in a year when my son goes to school, but I can't imagine being able to with my memory this way.
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> Adrienne
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