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plague-parade · 11 months
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i feel like we dont talk enough about how distressing and disturbing memory loss issues are. forgetting what you were talking about halfway through a sentence, putting something down and instantly forgetting where you put it. having to reread one paragraph over and over again because by the time youve moved onto the next sentence you dont remember what the one before it said. always doubting if your memories of things are real, not being able to remember important life events.
its so incredibly scary, it feels like your mind is constantly playing tricks on you and you start to doubt whats real and what isnt.
“i forgot” is treated like a lazy excuse when it’s genuinely such a big issue for so many people.
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disasterhimbo · 3 months
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This is super specific but ever since I had covid, I misspell homophones (like two/to/too and there/their/they’re) and this NEVER used to happen to me before, spelling has always come naturally to me, and basically I was just wondering if anyone else has had a similar experience?
Edit: I said two/to/two instead of two/to/too. I made the mistake in the fucking post.
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stillfuckingtired · 5 months
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I’ve learned to be okay with how little I can do physically (well, mostly). I try to do this, and it hurts, I try to do that, and I’m dizzy, I try to do too much, and I’m barely keeping my eyes open and I need to lie down. So I guess I’ve learned to listen to my body.
But what I’m not so good with is how little I can do on a cognitive, and even emotional level. I’ve gotten so fucking fragile—or maybe I’ve always been that way, idk, but I feel like it’s gotten worse, like I’m able to do less and less without falling apart.
And I know it’s probably because I’m so exhausted all the time, and who isn’t fragile when tired? And also because I’m dealing with a handful of issues at any given moment—different kinds of pains, at different parts of my body, at different levels of pain/discomfort, holding my body the right way so I don’t make it worse, monitoring the different medicines and treatments I’ve taken that day and when I can take more…..I could go on and on. And so I just don’t have the fucking…the bandwidth to process much else, whether that be a problem to solve that takes a lot of focus, or an emotional issue that taxes me in another way.
So I get it. And I try really hard to be okay with it, and to give myself some grace. But also….god, do I wish I could do more. I hate that the reality of what I’m capable of doesn’t always match up to the idea of myself I have in my mind.
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completeandrandomshit · 3 months
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Life with ADHD
Interviewer: What's your greatest stregnth? Me: ADHD. Interviewer: What's your greatest weakness? Me: ADHD.
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please help me w this if u can. searching on google isnt helping. I can barelt type anymorw. I had to download a larger keyboard and I've given up on my laptop. still isn't helping. heeews what's a nomral sentabece from.me looks like now. and that has autocorrect. trying to type makes me cry like several times a day now and its all I have at the moment
things I can't use:
voice type. I can't talk very well and stt already doesn't work well w me
that device that uses breath to control aim on the device. lung/throat issues
bigger keyboards. its not.help
please tell me there are other ways to type. I can't comprehend what else I could use. I can't spell or reach or think anymore but I stillnwanna talk to ppl and.share stupid jokes.on this website. do I need.ti slow.down even.more? idk. I've tild my.doc how bad its getting and he sent me to a neurologist whoni wolt.see in a few months.
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ophidahlia · 1 year
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This "relapse" of my neuro disorder has been ongoing since October and its looking more and more likely that this is a long term thing. I think it's getting worse.
Can anyone offer advice? I cannot deal with the cognitive impairments, these symptoms are actually new and it's genuinely too much. My home care hours are maxed out. I have moments of clarity but I reliably can't understand things that used to be basic to me eg my budget, shopping for myself, problem solving, reading instructions, and I get extensive & prolonged confusion when I get mildly stressed or overstimulated. I used to play cognitively challenging games like Factorio but now anything more complex than Solitaire is difficult or even inaccessible. I can focus for only short periods before my brain just grinds to a halt. My doctor & therapist both say I know more than them at this point but I don't know how to cope. I'm going to try going back on CBD oil but I'm not sure it really helped last time.
How do you deal with this? Anyone who's gone thru this kind of thing and has advice, I'd love to hear from you
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hezigler · 5 months
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What Social Isolation Does To Your Brain – How To Undo The Damage
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kingofkingsschizo · 7 months
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I’m schizophrenic and I understand I have cognitive issues. I’m just thinking of one, is when I leave the house and I can’t find the things I need like my keys my wallet, my phone in my vape. It drives me crazy. I think it may be my surroundings. I was never a very organized person being schizophrenic. Yeah I never get an office job if you have cognitive issues and you need to be very organized because I don’t know, I can put things where they belong for a short time. But then things just get disorganized.
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How to Know if a Love One Needs Memory Care
If you are caring for an elderly family member, it is important to know when to consider memory care. Memory care facilities help seniors with dementia and other cognitive impairments live their best lives.
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Generally, anyone incapable of doing regular tasks can receive home care services in San Antonio, Texas. However, some specific groups or individuals require home care services. These individuals require assistance and constant supervision.
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flannelepicurean · 1 year
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i'm just gonna be like
"yeah, walkin into a room all discombobulated an frownin at shit cause i can't remember why i'm there is my new hobby, i put in some real hours, it's a daily practice, i'm consistent"
people always like "turn your hobby into a side hustle"
bullshit
turn your side effects into a hobby, homie
turn that downside into downtime with the flip of a switch, switch it UP, motherfuckers, you in charge, now
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rawrsatthetree · 5 months
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Tired: Tav that’s good for Astarion cause they play therapist and give him support and space to heal
Wired: Tav that’s good for Astarion cause they’re such a disaster he has to get his shit together cause gods above one of them needs to be a functional adult
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richardyadon · 2 years
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Keep Learning New Things And Slow Cognitive Impairment
Keep Learning New Things And Slow Cognitive Impairment
Keep Learning All The Time Learning has a lot of psychological and cognitive benefits. When was the last time you learned something new? This question encompasses reading books on a topic as much as it does taking a class in a traditional classroom. One thing people who stay young at heart tend to share is that they are lifetime learners. They are always learning something new. Learning keeps…
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LIfe with ADHD: You take a 30 minute nap and wake up with enough energy to last five days.
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hurryguruau · 2 years
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Keeping a separate bed for children makes them get a sufficient amount of sleep. Good sleep improves complete mental and physical health. Getting a car-themed with an awesome bed for kids is more important in the children's sleep routine. The bed helps children to keep consistent and good sleep habits. Are you ever worried about kids’ insomnia, cognitive issues, behavioral problems, and mood swings? Do you want to give a comfortable and safe bed for your kid? It is necessary to maintain your children's alertness and health.
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this is a cripple punk post [also focusing on all kinds of HSN disabled folks]; ableds must tag reblogs with #i’m able bodied
for the record
i generally shower exactly once a week & wash my hair the same day
sometimes i can’t change undergarments for a few days, sometimes i change them multiple times a day
i rely on several adaptive tools to shower, period
i do need to shave/trim pubic and body hair for my hygiene, and can’t keep clean otherwise
in winter, i often can’t wash my hands unless i have lotion with me or they’ll crack painfully
i change clothes once or twice a day to make up for most of this the best i can
i’m saying this because all of those things are very common issues for many disabled people (especially high-support ones), and because i feel like if i’m going to talk about destigmatizing hygiene struggles, i should at least be open about my own.
hygiene is very difficult and energy consuming. it involves a lot energy that many of us can’t access.
not being able to maintain one’s personal hygiene doesn’t make anyone selfish, disgusting, or undeserving.
if you can’t be kind and supportive and not say “ew” when you hear about one of the most common impairments moderately to severely disabled people experience, you don’t support disabled people. if you don’t support disabled people who smell bad or have dandruff or cracked hands or un-exfoliated skin, you don’t support disabled people.
yes, even if you have sensory issues. yes, even if you’re germaphobic. your disabilities are not an excuse to be ableist to others. find a way to be kind anyway.
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