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snowybirdie

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1. Wer'e experiencing something

Reply to cyclonefence (Original post)

Sat Sep 28, 2024, 07:51 AM

Sep 2024

Similar. Hubby had a cognitive test last year. Didn't do too well on it. He still doesn't realize he's impaired. Perhaps you might want to see your physician about this? They can schedule this simple non invasive test? Good luck. Knowledge is power.

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Suddenly people are approaching me [View all] cyclonefence Sep 2024 OP

Wer'e experiencing something snowybirdie Sep 2024 #1

I had a cognitive test cyclonefence Sep 2024 #5

I am not alone when standing in WMt or Costco looking for something that USED to be on that aisle! It's a plot! CurtEastPoint Sep 2024 #9

IT IS A PLOT! Lulu KC Sep 2024 #22

the stores move things around. even the employees get confused. AllaN01Bear Sep 2024 #26

So true Lifeafter70 Sep 2024 #29

I took that new cognitive test on a tablet Siwsan Sep 2024 #12

Maybe people are tired of all the unkindness that's become so common EverHopeful Sep 2024 #2

Your handle says it all cyclonefence Sep 2024 #3

Yes! I first got lots of help after I lost my hair from chemo arlyellowdog Sep 2024 #4

Yes cyclonefence Sep 2024 #6

Everyone is a little short.... multigraincracker Sep 2024 #15

Yes! This is happening to me, and I've been mulling it over too. Croney Sep 2024 #7

Come sit next to me cyclonefence Sep 2024 #8

Gladly! 🙂 Croney Sep 2024 #10

" Then she asked me if I cook ..." mahatmakanejeeves Sep 2024 #11

Oh stop that cyclonefence Sep 2024 #13

If i can't do something i let others do it. But if i can do i say " i have to do this to keep healthy" And thank them Srkdqltr Sep 2024 #14

Have experienced a bit of what you describe. yorkster Sep 2024 #16

I was in the hospital for surgery LiberalBrooke Sep 2024 #17

Yes! The bracelet! Lulu KC Sep 2024 #23

Yes!! cyclonefence Sep 2024 #24

There's a reason for the extra vigilance about falling in the hospital. ShazzieB Sep 2024 #30

Yes, and also a stroke! Lulu KC Sep 2024 #34

Thanks for sharing that bit of information! ShazzieB Sep 2024 #35

You're a wonderful person Cyclonefence Duncanpup Sep 2024 #18

Well, I'm 75 and not quite getting what you are, Joinfortmill Sep 2024 #19

Somebody calling me "darling" gets this response: GreenWave Sep 2024 #20

If they really mean it, OK, but then cyclonefence Sep 2024 #32

It started a few years ago for me Lulu KC Sep 2024 #21

When I was in my forties cyclonefence Sep 2024 #25

Not exacttly. but I understand. elleng Sep 2024 #27

Teenagers open doors for me, do I look that doc03 Sep 2024 #28

I think it's wonderful that some people are so thoughtful. Ferrets are Cool Sep 2024 #31

Slow? Dear_Prudence Sep 2024 #33