Re: Digest Number 2579

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In a message dated 9/25/2003 5:19:10 AM Eastern Standard Time,

Graduate-OSSG writes:

> >Wondering if anyone has noticed since surgery that their memory is as good

> >as it use to ?

> >/////

> >Tara,

> >Yes! I have the worst memory now. It's actually getting a bit

> concerning.

> >I don't know if my surgery necessarily caused it, but it's been since it

> >that I've noticed it.

>

MINE IS VERY BAD. Right after surger y I was horrible I l0ost a lot of

memory. It slowly came back ove the months. Now i find when i cant remembe

things

I need a B 12 shot ASAP

in CT

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I am looking for " Sue in Alaska " who used Dr. Marema for WLS and Dr. Pozner

for PLS. Please email me privatley if possible.

Stacey

Rykel12@...

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I'm so glad this discussion came up. I pretend not to care about " minor

details " but the truth is, I truly don't remember! In fact, it's gotten so

bad I don't remember someone's name 2 seconds after they've told me. This

doesn't happen " sometimes " it's all the time. I have to ask (embarrassing).

I've tried to put it to memory by thinking of someone with that name, but

sometimes I forget before I even get to that point.

I thought it was because I " m so busy, but I really don't think that's the

case. I have to write notes about everything.

I wonder if my pcp will Rx the shots. I'm afraid to give them to myself

though because what if I get an air bubble, will it kill me?

Lori

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,

I know how you are feeling! I am going through something similiar and have

an appt with my WLS next week. I'm on anti depressants so I know it's not

that. It has however, made my depression worse.

Hugs,

Sansone

post-op

surgery May 8. 2001