Helping Recall?
By Rhiannonw
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Some have strong eidetic memory (photographic) –
useful for Kim’s game
and for ‘Where is my key?’
(viewing detail of places seen);
some use mnemonic tricks and antics –
odd associations made
to help storage of information,
retention, retrieval, recall –
for example, as you pop your key (temporarily)
on the bookshelf, mentally link
to a picture of keys unlocking books;
or try to form an acronym, like
KODUP (Keys On Desk Under Papers),
or maybe just retrace your day
from when last handled –
‘talking at the counter,
key ring hooked around finger
too much in hands,
signing, keys put down on the shelf below …’
But is the problem recall, or not bothering
to try to memorise such matters,
mind elsewhere?
So brain has to be exercised
in lateral thinking
how many key hideouts are there within reach all day?!
Pray, and begin the search.
[IP: KIm's Game]
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I sometime wonder if I should
I sometime wonder if I should do something about my poor memory, but I can't recall what. The real worry nowdays, of course, is dementia.
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I'm always losing things,
I'm always losing things, have to get everyone in the house help me find them :0)
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Interesting Rhiannon. A
Interesting Rhiannon. A prayer to St Anthony seems to work, not sure how. I think if something stressful happens then the previous couple of hours/days/weeks seems to be erased from memory completely depending on the level of stress.
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