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Old 05-17-2012, 06:36 PM   #21
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Re: question about confusion and short term memory?

Hello
Just reading through your posts. I noticed in your last post that you have nightly migranes and neausea. I had my stroke almost 2 years ago and with it came daily all day migranes. Also neausea. I can tell you now the migranes have gone. I still get the neausea when I push myself and do more than I should.
I wanted to tell you about my migranes because I dont have them now. So dont loose hope. You are so very early in recovery. You are not where you are going to be in 6 moths. Hang in there.
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Old 05-18-2012, 03:26 PM   #22
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G'day jlhi,
Hope you are well. I didn't have neasea, but did have some bad a.... migrans. Beleive it or not they just stop happening. I don't know why or how, they just stopped.
Like Mulhie said just hang in there.
Never give up on your recovery.

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Old 05-21-2012, 07:40 AM   #23
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Re: question about confusion and short term memory?

jlh1,
It's me again, Casey. Will the memory and speech improve? Yes of course. Next week you will be better than this week. And the week after that and so on. I wish it go faster but it doesn't. The brain healing itself is a slow mysterious process.

My memory came back in chunks. To this day I can't remember a name or phone number that I've heard five minutes ago. And when I try to recall the simple names that I should know (the street I lived on as a kid, my favorite parsley salad, the game show with Alex Trebek), it's a crap shoot if I'll get it right. I've learned to write everything down as I hear it and then hope I recall the right words when I need them in conversation. Gosh, I hate living this way but there's no alternative.

Oh...and then there's the word switching. My family calls this FLOOBLES. You said Elk cookies instead of spaghetti. I've made some profound errors. Instead of genetic research I once said genitalia research. Bride instead of groom. The list is huge (the ones I remember). Again, I hate living this way but there's no alternative.

So my round about point is don't give up hope. Because through all this I can hold a job, speak, and get through the day! It's taken a lot of time and energy to get here but you will get to a good point too. Better than today. Just give yourself some time and patience.

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Old 06-10-2012, 03:01 AM   #24
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Re: question about confusion and short term memory?

G’day jhli,
How you going mate, we haven’t heard from you for a while.
Hope everything is as well as can be, for you and your family.
Don't foget "to keep on,keeping on"
All the very best.
George

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