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Testimonials cont’d…..
The New Me
by Richard 11/3/17
For me, so much has changed. I have very little if any short-term memory. I can't multi-task. I have issues with crowds, bright lights, loud noises, and telling time. I have come to the mindset that I don't have to like "The New Me" but I have to live with him.
Today was a Good Day
by Beverley 11/18/17
I was confused, acting strange and repeatedly asking the same questions over and over again.
I’m Only Human
by Seana 11/20/17
My experience of three is that, basically, it’s OK.
Makes Me Feel Okay
by Deb 12/4/17
I loved reading all the posts here from people who have experienced this. Makes me feels OK. I'm not alone in what I'm feeling.
Stress and TGA
by Diane 11/28/17
Every 30 seconds ‘where am I?’, ‘am I in hospital’, ‘why am I here’ – and this continued, hour after hour while we waited to be seen.
And I Beg to Differ
by Jackie 12/2/17
They say you cannot get it twice but I beg to differ.
What I Do Know
by Lisa 12/5/17
My biggest challenge now is a complete lack of time perception. I remember some things really clearly, but it might have happened yesterday or a month ago or a year ago or 20 years ago.
Just for the Record
by Mary Jo 2/1/18
Thank you for all you are doing with the TGA Support Group/website and putting us on the map in regards to the NIH Rare Diseases Symposium.
John’s Humbling Experience
by John 2/27/18
As for John, he said it was a “humbling experience” and he gained greater insight to what his late father must have faced when suffering with the loss of memory brought on by Alzheimer’s.
TGA Details Before I Forget Them by Jane 3/10/18
Thought I’d better write down the details re: my episode of TGA before I forget it (small chance of that happening, right?) I prefer the word unique!
Some Thoughts About TGA
by Cheryl 12/7/17
However, as most recant on here, during an episode, it's a calm, non-stressful experience even with all the repetitive questions.
Climb Every Mountain
by Susan 4/23/18
I have no idea whether I am about to ascend toward blazing colors of the autumn years of life, or about to descend into the netherworld of dementia. Today I will attend to today.
Did We Just Have Sex?
by Lynda 10/18/18
On May 5th, 2018 my life threw us a curveball that could not be explained nor would anyone be able to tell me things I could do that would prevent another occurrence. Moving forward can be hard to do because of the self-doubt, lack of focus, word searching, fear.....the list just goes on.
Ripples on the Pond
by Dave 1/5/19
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The “ripples” represent the loss of memory and as long as the ripples are going, you can’t remember anything until the ripples settle.
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