OP here. Thanks for the suggestions. Maybe I should start looking into brain puzzles. I've actually been learning another language and I heard that helps strengthen memory but that doesn't seem to have been working for me…. I am already bilingual and if anything, I just forget what word was what in either language I already know.
>>18983>I cannot EVER remember the difference between left and right. Every single time I have to hold up my hands and see which one makes the "L" shape for left. So, yeah you are not the only one and I really don't think it's dementia.Think I had this problem as well, growing up. As well as the age I finally learned to do basic things like tell time on a clock and tie my shoes as well. I think that may have just been me being a
retarded slow child in general, but I'm also high paranoia/anxiety. When I get anxious, the memory issues and clumsiness seem to get twice as bad. I was forgetting things like bringing ID for taking care of residence registration and showing up several days early when I agreed to meet somewhere with someone because I forgot the date we said.
>>18984That is true. Except it feels even earlier. After 18 I completely stopped caring about how old I am.
>>19001Yes, I do have Vitamin D deficiency as well (Cus never go outside as much as I should…) Also likely depression that has been rotting my brain away.
>>19032Good video, thanks for sharing. In that case it is just weaker memory. It has just been concerning because the frequency of forgetting seems to have been increasing over the past several years. I also write stuff down to help me remember, but in that case I should probably "tie the pencil on" like she mentions, as well. haha