distractibility.....Re: Mistakes that people who do not seem to have MS make all the time

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Distractibility is a hard one to deal with, isn't it? My little 8 year old granddaughter was trying to tell me something this morning and had to keep saying "Gramma!" to focus my attention back on her. My son gets irritated with me when he is trying to talk to me because I am so easily distracted. That's one reason I don't drive any longer. hugs SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: MSersLife Sent: Mon, June 6, 2011 8:44:13 AMSubject: Re: Mistakes that people who do not seem to have

MS make all the time

Truthfully, Debbi, I don't think I can post any other way than stream of consciousness, its just the way my mind works. If I have a post that doesn't stray, I had work really hard to keep it that way! I think its another thing that adds in to my distractibility, truthfully. It's horrible at home sometimes - if I want to say something, and hubby says wait until commercial, I can't remember it, or if I start to say something and someone says something totally different, I'm gone. The thought's gone, and everything with it, and I'm in the current conversation, whether I wanted to be or not.

Tina

that is it, that is what ppl in the group called it , and they said it is a good thing, so i keep posting, and if someone does not like the way i do it , they can delete it, i try my best, i like ppl to see that even with cancer and ms , a bad heart , we live, and we have fun, will most of of the time...and debbi land is a good place to live....