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ribit   6TH POPE   18 Jun 2023
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Zimbler0   6TH POPE   18 Jun 2023
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A happy day

By: micro in 6TH POPE
Sat, 17 Jun 23 6:46 PM
Msg. 43612 of 58539
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My oldest daughter called me earlier and wanted to know if she could take me to dinner tonight at a restarant of my choosing. Of course her mother is going along.

So we are headed for Texas Roadhouse to enjoy what Texicans produce very well: STEAKS and a little bit of oil.... lol!!

I am excited about that. I have been fighting depression lately and at times this morning I was losing the battle.

I likely am going to have to talk to my doctor.

My memory has literally got a giant hole in it and my wife and I talked about some events that happened and how I remember them as compared to what she, my daughter, and her husband said happened.

I have absolutely ZERO recollection of events post heart surgery by 3 months when I was picked up by the life squad at home from my catching hepatitis A.

I am really shocked to learn that what I remembered happening that night did not happen that way at all.. And yet in my mind what I thought happened I can replay in my recollection my version of what I went thru when I collapsed at home from that illness.

We spent an hour today going over details on that night and where I was situated when the Squad came to the house to take me to the hospital.

What miz micro told me is NOTHING I remember or have said happened. totally different completely..

So, did my mind just make this up and convince me this is the way events unfolded when I was taken to hospital andlet for a week with hepatitis and liver associated problems?
I don't know but I am a little shaken that I could have a completely different vision and remembrance of events than what actually took place..

That is a little concerning and frightening..
I cannot afford to have memory lapses for my clients and I also hope this is not the beginning of dementia either..

Should I talk to my primary care doctor about this? I will ask my son in law what his recall of events is later this afternoon to get his take.

If I have this all messed up in my mind, it makes me wonder what else I have a distortion of..

It's not a good day.. catch you all later....
micro...