Guest guest Posted January 19, 2012 Report Share Posted January 19, 2012 If you are able to use a computer you may like the program called evernote. I think the URL is www.evernote.com or something like that. Basically i used to use notepads to but between not being able to hold a pen easily and not being able to write very much (not to do with CFS) and losing the damn notebook all the time someone posted about evernote and i decided to give it a try. It allows you to create lists and have check boxes and you can tick off what you have done you can create many notes and even clip stuff from the itnernet create notes with photos all sorts. Mainly i use it if i want to write notes to myself so i dont forget to do stuff. Its really useful and i think it works with both PC and MAC if you have ipad or iphone as well as a PC or laptop it can also sync the notes from one to the other so you can type the shopping list on your PC and it syncs to your phone which you can take shopping. I personally dont have a phone like that but it might be useful to you or others. You can also access evernote off the internet so if you are travelling you can access it while you are away. hope this helps someone. if the link doesn't work google evernote and it should come up. Also the program comes with very simple to follow instructions on how to use it from erin Re: Cog Fog With everything else CFIDS brings, the loss of my brain was the worst loss. I have learned how to recover and deflect quickly when I am in conversations that I get lost in. I guess my brain has compensated somewhat for what it has lost. I use notebooks and pads all the time. I have to start my day with my chore book and calendar to know what I need to do, if I am able to do anything. Checking off works well. I never even needed to study in college. Just read everything and could almost repeat it. I feel like I have become borderline retarded. This also applys to my activities. Like putting hitting the gas pedal instead of the brake, or putting the milk on the shelf and the cereal in the fridge. The worst was getting out of the shower w/o remembering to rinse off. My biggest loss was my brain. And I try to learn forward, rather than mourn. It really stinks. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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