Re: does the Memory come back after treatment?

[Guest guest]

Kat, I don;t think anyone can answer that for you, but if it doesn't there are

other treatments available to improve memory. Don't give up on it! I think

reliving good memories is a very important part of all our quality of life. Can

I ask how old you are? I have a horrid memory for certain years in my life..

mostly very stressful times or times when I was extremely hypo. But I can still

remember climbing out of my crib to get in bed with my mother when I was 2!!! I

can't remember being 22 at all. Or 16. Twenty-two was the first time I was

diagnosed with hypo. That's the only way I remember it & through photos I have

from then that I hide cause I was so fat and pasty looking. Funny part is I am

only 40 pounds less now and 50 years old & I look better now than I did then!

*Artistic Grooming * Hurricane, WV

Fat cat? Diabetes? Listowner for overweight or hypothyroid cats

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hypokitties/

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[Guest guest]

Thanks, Cindi, for sharing this hope. My grandmother of 93 yo has a

better mind/memory than I do at 40!

Crystal

> I noticed that I was starting to remember all sorts of

things...I'd say at

> least by the third or fourth month after starting treatment. we

had a thread

> about it...and some other folks said the same thing had happened

to them..and

> that all sorts of inconsequential memories came back too. Things

you didn't

> even know you had forgotten.

> It's sorta like the " color " coming back into your world. Even now

(9th month

> of treatment) I sometimes lay in bed before going to sleep and

just

> " remember " things....like walking mentally thru a house i used to

live or something

> like that. And I can remember so many DETAILS...that is just

amazes me.

> Cindi

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