Have you ever felt as though you are losing your mind!

[Guest guest]

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I think we all have those days. I know that I sure do. In my case, it's a

combination of the sedating effects of my meds, fatigue, and pain. Not to

mention too much to do in too little time most days. In your case, throw in a

young child, and it's no wonder you're forgetful!

There have been many a day when I've walked into the kitchen for a very specific

purpose, and by the time I get there, I've forgotten what I'm supposed to be

doing or looking for. I often walk around like a chicken without a head. I used

to be a gourmet cook; lately, the only way to tell that dinner is ready is when

the smoke alarm goes off. LOL

Don't be so hard on yourself. You just misplaced your milk, not your daughter,

right?

Hugs,

a

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>Oh Lord yes, Jenifer! LOL. Thank you for an early morning laugh. I'm not

laughing at you but with you as I recall many similar incidences of mine.

I drove a semi with my husband for 2 years, I've drove an automatic and

standard shift vehicles all my life. One day I was driving the standard

shift vehicle, stopped for a red light and when the light turned green, I

froze. I couldn't for the life of me figure out what to do next. I sat

through that light with people blowing their horns at me then I thought look

on the gear shift. On the gear shift is a pattern of the gears. I was able

to put the vehicle in first, then the rest came to me. Boy did I feel like a

fool!

Another time, I had bought bleach the day before and it was sitting in the

kitchen. I meant to pick up the bleach and go pour some into the washer,

instead I took the coffee pot and my husband ran after me and caught me just

before I had the chance to pour our much loved coffee in the washer!

Now my family watches me closer because nothing I do would surprise them

anymore!!!! LOL. Judy from Mo.

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Kaylene

Lately I find more and more that I have to write everything down! I can't

remember what I need at the store. I can't remember what I have to do at work.

I have put Christmas gifts away to hide them and then couldn't remember where

they were. One year we found gifts in our attic 4 months after Christmas! At

least I was able to give them to my daughter for her birthday!

Robyn

>a wrote:

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I think we all have those days.