Re: Speech problems and cortisol weaning?

[Guest guest]

Yeah I hate it when I am talking with someone and go completely blank on simple

words. I feel like I am 80 years old and my memory is just plain shot instead

of 42 and should still have a good memory.

Christi Randall

www.singingwomenoftexas.com

Re: Speech problems and cortisol weaning?

I too have problems writing anything neatly anymore. Used to be my boys

and ex would have me write anything cuz my writing was real pretty and neat.

NOT anymore. It looks more like chicken scratch now. I hate that. And my

spelling recall has gone down the tubes. I cannot remember how to spell

words that I could just a few years ago. I am hoping once I get the thyroid

and adrenals optimized that some of that will come back.

Christi Randall

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[Guest guest]

I am 42 also and I meant " simple " below, not " since " , lol. I guess that is a

good example of another problem I have with writing. Ha! Cheri

-----Original Message-----

Yeah I hate it when I am talking with someone and go completely blank on

simple words. I feel like I am 80 years old and my memory is just plain shot

instead of 42 and should still have a good memory.

Christi

What is really bad is when you can't remember since words like " car " and

thepeople you are trying to communicate with either think you are insane or

on drugs.

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[Guest guest]

I never had a hint of dyslexia for my whole life until the past few

years and it's mostly with numbers. I never knew to attribute it to

adrenals, but why not. Evil little glands.

>

> I can comment on the dyslexia. When my adrenals got really bad a few

years

> ago, I got very dyslexic. I am not sure if it is more adrenal or thyroid

> because both were bad but it still comes and goes depending on my

> adrenal/thyroid function.

>

[Guest guest]

I never had a hint of dyslexia for my whole life until the past few

years and it's mostly with numbers. I never knew to attribute it to

adrenals, but why not. Evil little glands.

>

> I can comment on the dyslexia. When my adrenals got really bad a few

years

> ago, I got very dyslexic. I am not sure if it is more adrenal or thyroid

> because both were bad but it still comes and goes depending on my

> adrenal/thyroid function.

>

[Guest guest]

Same here, used to be a good speller and a good writer and had an

excellent memory. All much in decline over the past few years. I'm

hoping to get some of it back. Never had good handwriting though.

>

> HA! That is what I do. All computer since no one can read my writing

> anymore. I can't even make out my writing half the time. Sad really.

Cheri

> -----Original Message-

[Guest guest]

Same here, used to be a good speller and a good writer and had an

excellent memory. All much in decline over the past few years. I'm

hoping to get some of it back. Never had good handwriting though.

>

> HA! That is what I do. All computer since no one can read my writing

> anymore. I can't even make out my writing half the time. Sad really.

Cheri

> -----Original Message-

[Guest guest]

Same here, used to be a good speller and a good writer and had an

excellent memory. All much in decline over the past few years. I'm

hoping to get some of it back. Never had good handwriting though.

>

> HA! That is what I do. All computer since no one can read my writing

> anymore. I can't even make out my writing half the time. Sad really.

Cheri

> -----Original Message-

[Guest guest]

MsSquarepants wrote:

> What is really bad is when you can't remember since words like " car " and the

> people you are trying to communicate with either think you are insane or on

> drugs.

>

Or when your husband thinks you just aren't answering, but the problem

is you just can't get your mouth to work to form the words.

sol