memory loss
It took me a while to get back to normal, but eventually my memory improved and now is better than ever, not counting my 'age related' memory problems.
Give yourself time and good food and rest. It will come back.
Give yourself time and good food and rest. It will come back.
Member
Join Date: Dec 2015
Posts: 458
Force,
I'm at 62 days sober as well and have similar memory issues that is further complicated by several other PAWS related symptoms.
It's very frustrating and I feel very ineffective at work.
I'm convinced I must continue to stay sober to have any chance of this getting better.
I'm at 62 days sober as well and have similar memory issues that is further complicated by several other PAWS related symptoms.
It's very frustrating and I feel very ineffective at work.
I'm convinced I must continue to stay sober to have any chance of this getting better.
Member
Thread Starter
Join Date: Jan 2014
Location: USA
Posts: 37
Force,
I'm at 62 days sober as well and have similar memory issues that is further complicated by several other PAWS related symptoms.
It's very frustrating and I feel very ineffective at work.
I'm convinced I must continue to stay sober to have any chance of this getting better.
I'm at 62 days sober as well and have similar memory issues that is further complicated by several other PAWS related symptoms.
It's very frustrating and I feel very ineffective at work.
I'm convinced I must continue to stay sober to have any chance of this getting better.
I remember this feeling very well. Sometimes it was almost as if my brain would simply "freeze up" and all I could do would be to sit there spinning my wheels. It did get much better over time. You could certainly run it past your doctor just to rule out any physical factors if you haven't had a checkup since quitting.
I kept a planner with me at all times at work and wrote things down I needed
to not forget because I sure couldn't recall them that first 6 months--still
had issues but getting better 7 months to about a year.
After a year and a half, memory and cognition really took off again
and I found myself reading incredibly obtuse material I wouldn't have
even attempted while drinking.
So hang in there
to not forget because I sure couldn't recall them that first 6 months--still
had issues but getting better 7 months to about a year.
After a year and a half, memory and cognition really took off again
and I found myself reading incredibly obtuse material I wouldn't have
even attempted while drinking.
So hang in there
Member
Join Date: Nov 2015
Posts: 214
it took me about 3-4 months for my body to heal. And about 6 months for my brain to get back to normal. I had a heck of a time with a job that required lots of memory around 2 months in. I thought I was going to be that way forever and then one day I was back to normal. God Bless!
I am sorry to hear that your memory is bothering you.
I have a problem with getting names wrong, have had it for many years, but it seems worse and it is bothering me.
lets both just hope that this too shall pass.
hang in there.
I have a problem with getting names wrong, have had it for many years, but it seems worse and it is bothering me.
lets both just hope that this too shall pass.
hang in there.
Currently Active Users Viewing this Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests)