Do you have trouble remembering things, especially for work?
Yes, memory problems are very common with epilepsy and can significantly affect work performance. Many people experience difficulties with concentration, short-term memory, and learning new information.
Several factors can contribute to memory issues:
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Some words I cant remember but I Google
I can't remember something I'm typing after 10 seconds of not looking for example.. There's no way I could ever perform my former job as a railroad conductor, I'd probably kill someone..
Hello Stephanie, my name is Tom.
As a Researcher in Epileptic Triggers, I have helped many people who have memory problems.
You are on the right track by writing down things to remember.
When you can, get yourself a pad of paper and write down everything you hear and see.
When you are by yourself in a room with no
distractions, take out the pad of paper and say to yourself everything that you wrote down. This is a process of repeating everything over and over and takes practice.
Here's an example of memory....
The Parrot....a simple bird that can learn how to speak. The owner of the bird will talk to the bird and say a word over and over to the bird.
In time, by repeating the same word to the bird, the bird will learn and remember the word and eventually start saying the word.
Example 2
Something else that is a good memory exercise. There is a game found on Play Store and it's called Mahjong. The game has many different levels. Each level will get more challenging than the one before.
Mahjong is a matching tile game that challenges the mind to remember the set of tiles that match each other.
The tiles are mixed up and you need to find the right match to remove the 2 tiles.
I hope this helps you in some way.
From a fellow Warrior and friend,
Tom W. Morgan
Researcher in Epileptic Triggers.
Good post, I agree with the ai mentioned about it and I have had that happen to me on occasion but I think it's dif per person and such etc, but get people's opinions here and then go to your doc about it and good luck with your outcome with it, my opinion