Memory..?!,
I found that things I hadn't thought of and thought I'd forgotten about are still there.I went back and saw and remembered them from years ago.I stopped driving and never went to those places over and over again.I rode a bicycle to that area I saw things that I hadn't seen in twenty years and they pretty much the same,now I think it's seeing thing again that makes you use memory and see that you still remember alot of things that were from years ago.Just go out into the areas that you used to drive and see it again.
Tim Baldwin
--- On Fri, 2/24/12, DonnaM <moon_stargzr42@yahoo.com> wrote:
From: DonnaM <moon_stargzr42@yahoo.com>
Subject: [epilepsy] Re: Getting your Memory Back
To: epilepsy@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, February 24, 2012, 5:58 AM
I know what you are going thru I am still going thru it for 20 years now I am 44 now & have yet to find a way to stop/reverse or fix this problem I even asked specialists till no avail. Makes it even more frustrating when I write things down so I don't forget but I end up forgetting to look in the calendar/journal unless I program it in my cellphone calendar to ring as a remind I forget. And, no one seems to understand what we are going thru, as I kinda joke 'with each seizure another brain cell gets fried'.
Best of luck
Donna from NH
--- In epilepsy@yahoogroups.com, Susan Wain <susan.wain@...> wrote:
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> Before I started having seizures my memory was intact. I was able to remember simple things, things that I was learning at work, etc w/out over-thinking. Now if I read a book or watch a TV show or even learn something new at work, I get stuck and have a hard time comprehending and remembering. Is there a way to "re-learn" what you lost and re-learn tricks for your memory to make it stronger? As someone said..."A mind is a terrible thing to lose/waste" and I miss mine!
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