One perk of memory loss

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My memory is horrible. I'm on lamictal as well. The worst for me is trying to recall things that I've read, which is really bad for my new job. Trying to learn a lot of script and procedures within a very short period of time. Not going so well.

Remembering names isn't much better, and I end up saying, "hey, you" a lot of the time.
 
kkruser said:
My memory is horrible. I'm on lamictal as well. The worst for me is trying to recall things that I've read, which is really bad for my new job. Trying to learn a lot of script and procedures within a very short period of time. Not going so well.

Remembering names isn't much better, and I end up saying, "hey, you" a lot of the time.
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This is funny because I work with a woman who greets everyone (yes, everyone) with "hey, you", and I'm quite sure she's not on Lamictal. But perhaps there's something else working there.

Welcome to CWE, kkruser! :hello:
 
Somethings I got very good memory for other stuff like short term it awful.but not sure incase of films and not remembering if that e all the time you genuinely may not remember cos not concentrating or it crap film
 
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