GETTING OLDER...Momentary Lapse Of Reason

Malaysia
March 18, 2007 7:03pm CST
I am 36 by this year.What the problem is... I'm having trouble to confirming simple things like when I calculate 1+1...etc...I dont have any trouble what the answer is but I'm always in doubt?WHY IS THAT SO? Is it because of my age?Tell me what you think about this...
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@wmg2006 (5381)
• United States
19 Mar 07
No it can not be because of your age. You are still VERY young. I am 50 and so far I have not had any lapse of remembering things. There are many medical reasons that can cause this. This may help you some. But memory loss can happen even before we hit our 50s. Many people even in their 20s and 30s have forgotten a name or an appointment date or some fact that was on the "tip of their tongue." Memory is tricky, and time is its worst enemy, says Zola. In fact, shortly after taking in information, memory traces begin to deteriorate, he explains. "Some things begin to fade right away, other things fade less quickly, and they're a bunch of different forgetting curves with different rates of forgetting depending the nature of the material, depending on how important it is for you, depending on your stress level, depending on ... all of the things that can affect memory."
• Malaysia
24 Mar 07
thanks for the response