CBI,
That sounds like a good idea. Do you put them on DVD or
paper?
Millie
> Pictures, take a lot of pictures and keep them in a format that they are
> easily found and in an order.
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> As a result of my memory problems, I make sure I have a camera to
> capture everything I enjoy and also need for a reference. I can't take
> too many. The naming of each is broken into the following, year, month
> and a two alpha character, 2009 07 aa, 2009 07 ab. I can take over 676
> photos each month with this configuration and the breakdown by month works
> well for me. I can't tell you how many times I use them to refer or help
> remember things. I still miss some things but I am reminded of many
> others that helps my memory come back with details.
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> CBI
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> --- On Sat, 7/11/09, Julie Hope <epilepsyhealth@
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> From: Julie Hope <epilepsyhealth@
> Subject: [epilepsy] re: Memory Questions
> To: epilepsy@yahoogroup
> Date: Saturday, July 11, 2009, 1:42 AM
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> A good question yet one we all have to deal with and some days hate.
> I have had epilepsy (GM) every since
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> teen and now a g'grandma. During my worst years of it I had my 5 little
> children...no problems at all and
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> wouldn't even think I had epilepsy during pregnancy, BUT now do you think
> I can recall giving birth to any of
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> them. The last one (28yr now) only think I can remember about Vance is he
> was very stubborn and had to be
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> I can not remember very little of my childhood days, and end up telling
> myself or other person 'did it happen
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> that way, or was it some dream I had'. Eg. I love horses..have this vision
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> about it maybe or not I will never know. Bits and pieces like that are
> completely gone in my long term
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> memory, but my short has come back.
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> It depends on where the epilepsy stems from also. Should the
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> short term is back although there
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> are days when do have to stop and think for min. to recall a simple word.
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> Just my 2 cents worth here - my neuro told me once that with every seizure
> had during my lifetime took away
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> epilepsyhealth@ sasktel.net
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