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Oh, I can identify with the brain fog. Putting milk in the cabinet and cereal in the fridge. This was my worst thing I did: I left the car running in the garage! My husband came home , I was busy cooking dinner and taking care of kids, and he so calmly asked "Is there any reason why you left the car running?" Now, let's face it, that's bad. Oh yes, I couldn't remember if I took my medicine or not. I used to have to think really hard to remember what month it is. HOnestly, even the year. I used to have an overstocked pantry. I never could remember what I had at home when I was out shopping. I've carried my phone in my bra, too. Until it flipped out into the pool, when I bent over. I did the same thing, whipped the blow dryer out and tried to save the phone. How funny that you have a nipple print! I've done the same thing about the food, too. I knew my hard boiled eggs were done when the water boiled away and the eggs started exploding. I was watching tv, I forgot that I was cooking...(out of sight, out of mind)...I kept hearing strange noises in the kitchen, I finally got up to check and then I remembered. Now, I have hard-boiled egg stains on the ceiling. Yes, it was an every day occurence. Sometimes you have to laugh to keep from crying. Please do not take anything I say as medical advice. I am not a doctor.
Open your mind to the possibilities available to you.
An attitude of gratitude is good 'medicine,' too.
~Lyme Disease Support Group Leader~ |
"For me MDJunction means I am no longer home alone all day. It means having friends who not only understand me but care for me as well. I am grateful to MDJunction for creating a world where I fit in just perfectly." (Yvonne802)
I hope you are having a great day!
I know I've used somewhere around 10 bazillion of them. And I still forget stuff.