thread: Scary moment of confusion... :(

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  1. #1
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    Dec 2008
    Brisbane, QLD
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    Not to that extent but the other stuff, forgetting where I'd put things, have no memory of entire conversations/ events, forgetting things literally 2 seconds after they happen. It's extremely frustrating. I often cant remember my own or DS's birthday/ age, who is the prime minister, peoples names, etc.
    I haven't freaked out like you did (understandably!) because I've been getting gradually worse for a long time.
    Anyway after all that waffle, I meant get the frustration. And sympathise with how scary it must have been.

  2. #2
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    Aug 2010
    south eastern melbourne
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    ive had a day like that today, i took the dog out the front for the toilet, bought her back in then went out the back to hang washing, once i cam in from that, df asked why trouble was out the front, she woke him up barking at people walking past, but i swear she came in, musnt have as id locked the door behind me, then i forgot to pick ds1 up, got there and he was sitting in the office telling a girl how his mum forgot him today..
    hope it was just a severe brain fart and nothing major.