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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Mr Skrunts on 07 May 2024, 19:35:09
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Just made a mistake regards a credit card payment. Was trying to pay £33.64 but paid £733.64
Also made a mistake by paying a credit card from a credit card. no big deal as both easly rectified.
But started thinking back, for example I wanted a A3 laminitor to replace my A4 version. I now have 2 A3 identical.
I keep losing/misplacing things like my wallet that is allways put away safely
Before Christmas I bought parts to build a new PC and endend up with 2.
I just Goggled alzheimer's disease and each section got a tick from me.
I feel fine, I have a lot of health issues but cope with them.
But life suddenly just got wuite scarery :'(
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Probably just 'senior moments' Skruntie. :)
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https://youtu.be/ueu4_AJ3ZQU?feature=shared (https://youtu.be/ueu4_AJ3ZQU?feature=shared)
This will cheer you up. You remember what one of these is. >:D
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Probably just 'senior moments' Skruntie. :)
I hope so. :-\
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No point seeking advice / diagnosis on a car forum.
Make an appointment with your Doctor and ask for tests. :y
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No point seeking advice / diagnosis on a car forum.
Make an appointment with your Doctor and ask for tests. :y
He's forgotten who his doctor is
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No point seeking advice / diagnosis on a car forum.
Make an appointment with your Doctor and ask for tests. :y
Yes...I believe there are appointments available for 2029. ::)
Virtually impossible to get to see the quack on the NHS. You either die or pay for a private appointment. :)
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No point seeking advice / diagnosis on a car forum.
Make an appointment with your Doctor and ask for tests. :y
Indeed :y
sooner the better , treatments are available for some memory loss
took 9 months, and countless calls to get my mum assessed (Alzheimer's disease & vascular dementia)
Alzheimer's disease & dementia is horrible ,not gust for the sufferer :(
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No point seeking advice / diagnosis on a car forum.
Make an appointment with your Doctor and ask for tests. :y
Yes...I believe there are appointments available for 2029. ::)
Virtually impossible to get to see the quack on the NHS. You either die or pay for a private appointment. :)
Ive completely given up on the NHS. Luckily have private healthcare including GP, courtesy of my employer.
Used the GP service a week ago for the first time and it was very good.
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No point seeking advice / diagnosis on a car forum.
Make an appointment with your Doctor and ask for tests. :y
Indeed :y
sooner the better , treatments are available for some memory loss
took 9 months, and countless calls to get my mum assessed (Alzheimer's disease & vascular dementia)
Alzheimer's disease & dementia is horrible ,not gust for the sufferer :(
Yep, its evil what it does to its victims, and soul destroying for families who have to look on helplessly. :(
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No point seeking advice / diagnosis on a car forum.
Make an appointment with your Doctor and ask for tests. :y
I wasnt, but thankyou. :y
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https://youtu.be/ueu4_AJ3ZQU?feature=shared (https://youtu.be/ueu4_AJ3ZQU?feature=shared)
This will cheer you up. You remember what one of these is. >:D
I think I prefer the black one to the white one. :)
I wonder how Lord Opti comes across these videos? :-\ Maybe he was looking for a birthday present for his Sister in Law? ??? ;D
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https://youtu.be/ueu4_AJ3ZQU?feature=shared (https://youtu.be/ueu4_AJ3ZQU?feature=shared)
This will cheer you up. You remember what one of these is. >:D
I think I prefer the black one to the white one. :)
I wonder how Lord Opti comes across these videos? :-\ Maybe he was looking for a birthday present for his Sister in Law? ??? ;D
I must admit to likeing the Black one. ::) :y
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https://youtu.be/ueu4_AJ3ZQU?feature=shared (https://youtu.be/ueu4_AJ3ZQU?feature=shared)
This will cheer you up. You remember what one of these is. >:D
I think I prefer the black one to the white one. :)
I wonder how Lord Opti comes across these videos? :-\ Maybe he was looking for a birthday present for his Sister in Law? ??? ;D
I must admit to likeing the Black one. ::) :y
That you can remember the difference shows there nothing much wrong with you Skruntie! :y
However, I'd echo earlier advice. Stop Googling stuff and worrying yourself sick about something you probably have nothing to worry about, and get down the Quacks for a proper check up if you feel the need. :)
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Christ Skruntie, i've been forgetting things like that for years mate. ;D
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It's not uncommon for me to walk into a room and then wonder what I went in there for. ::)
Is this normal? ??? :-\ ;D
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It's not uncommon for me to walk into a room and then wonder what I went in there for. ::)
Is this normal? ??? :-\ ;D
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I do it all the time, there again i ain't normal. ;D
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There's a lot of coffin dodgers on OOF , looking for their marbles :D
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There's a lot of coffin dodgers on OOF , looking for their marbles :D
I've dodged my coffin at least eight times. :y
The Grim Reaper might get me next time though. :-\ ::)
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Dear god🥵
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It's not uncommon for me to walk into a room and then wonder what I went in there for. ::)
Is this normal? ??? :-\ ;D
It's so common that it has a name - the doorway effect.
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That doorway effect is linked to another one.
Example. You go upstairs to get the other suitcase. As you enter the room you see that “ green Safeway” shopping box. I wondered where that had gone. Take it down and fill it with glass recycling. Take out to garage. On way see plants are looking dry in pots. Give em a good watering. Fitting on hose needs tightening. Can’t do it with old hands. Off to garage for mole grips. Can’t find them but do see something I am repairing . Glue has done a good job so reassemble. Pleased with result. Go back inside.
Where is that suitcase? Says OH . I am waiting to put all these winter clothes in it. What have you been doing?
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I have been like that forever, put tools down I am using and cant see them, cant remember folks name I have known for years. Its my dyslectic brain!!
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Time to start worrying is when you go into the bathroom and forget what you went in there for🤣
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It's not uncommon for me to walk into a room and then wonder what I went in there for. ::)
Is this normal? ??? :-\ ;D
It's so common that it has a name - the doorway effect.
I'd never heard of that. Just had a read up about it, fascinating.
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I have been like that forever, put tools down I am using and cant see them, cant remember folks name I have known for years. Its my dyslectic brain!!
I once forgot a newish girlfriends name while chatting to her Dad. :o
My mind just went blank. It was obvious to him as well and I couldn't retrieve the situation. Don't think he was very impressed to be honest. :-\ ;D
The relationship didn't last long after that and she went on to marry a naval officer. ::)
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I am rubbish with names, flying with different people everyday doesn't help matters :-[
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:( Shamefully , I genuinely can't remember my children's birthdays , any other worthless sh*te , no problems :-[
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:( Shamefully , I genuinely can't remember my children's birthdays , any other worthless sh*te , no problems :-[
Great money saving tip :y
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It's not uncommon for me to walk into a room and then wonder what I went in there for. ::)
Is this normal? ??? :-\ ;D
Been doing that since I was a teenager lol!
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I can still remember the reg number of almost every vehicle Ive owned, the birthdays of both parents, long since deceased. Both my sisters who I havent even spoken to for many years, my wife my kids and even the cat I had for 21 years from 1982.
However, I went out to the shed a few minutes ago, and couldnt remember why I went out there. ::) ;D
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I went out to the shed a few minutes ago, and couldnt remember why I went out there. ::) ;D
the shed /workshop is where I keep all my 'peace & quiet'
I can't leave it in the house ,it gets ruined >:D
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I think that Skruntie has forgotten he started this thread? :-\ ::) ;D