Hi Joseph,
I certainly can relate to what you are experiencing concerning
memory difficulty. I can remember a lot of things in my childhood,
but I surely find severe difficulty with short term memory. There
are numerout things that help quite a bit with this. I find
things like writing names and who they are, and addresses and auto
directions are helpful. Planning the week, things like planning
menu for week, events or appointments that week, dates to recall
that week like birthdays and other cards to be sent. Organized
facts concerning work should be put in writing too so it is as easy
for you to find listed like a paper with chapters devoted to all
the different parts of work. When new things come, like different
employees, their names and positions and descriptions or anything
else pertinent should be easily available to you. If other different
memory troubles come up, fill in so I can perhaps realate more
clearly. I noted February 1st to my prayer list for your wife.
Keep smiling and good luck.
Doris :-)
--- In epilepsy@yahoogroups.com, "Joseph" <Dupuisjr@...> wrote:
>
> Diagnosed with EP in 2005.
> I can't remember not having memory problems,but the last few years have been the worst.My family life and work are suffering greatly.
> I have some short term memory deficits(conversations,big events,etc...
> Long term is very cloudy.
> I have to have good recall to do my job,and the deficits are becoming more reckognizable to workers who depend on me for it.
> My wife has always been my helper in these areas and is scheduled to have a brain tumor removed on February 1st.
> Any suggestions?
> Help!!!!
>
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