I got that, sure makes a fellah feel stupid trying to have a conversation and can't remember simple names/placesstacia123 wrote:LOL rooster, you cheeky chicken
I think it's likely your memory will improve. My memory has improved since I've been on CPAP for nearly 5 months. About 2 months into using the CPAP I had this crazy period where every morning I woke up with a different '80s song stuck in my head, songs I hadn't heard for years and barely remembered. That was kind of freaky. Only lasted about 10 days.
Even now I can tell that I'm still recovering, and I suspect I will be for a very long time. On days where I don't sleep enough I still have what I call noun trouble, that is I have trouble remembering the names of things while I'm talking.
Will my memory improve?
Re: Will my memory improve?
Re: Will my memory improve?
Imagine trying to be a good law enforcement officer, remembering lookouts and such
ya, I'm hoping my treatment helps in the memory dept!
ya, I'm hoping my treatment helps in the memory dept!
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SaltLakeJan
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Re: Will my memory improve?
Hi - I came on this post hoping to find a solution to the BRAIN FUNK I have been in ---- let's see what was I saying,
But I did get a giggle out of Rooster and Babette.
Jan
But I did get a giggle out of Rooster and Babette.
Jan
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