Jax, thanks for responding. I noticed it right after I graduated from college in 2000. I started work right away in a Substance abuse Rehab Center for about a year, which was a huge mistake, considering my childhood, and I began to feel undeniable urges to run or get away and find other work as quickly as possible and my own baggage kept coming to visit and decided to stay. I left, because I blamed everyone I tried to help at the center, for my problems that I was facing. <Whoa, never said that before> Ever since that job, I have never been back in the social work field and I feel that my mental comprehension is gone. I tried the "Sudoku" games to stimulate my brain, but they end up frustrating me, because I can't do them. Medical terminology interests me, but I'm afraid to take a class, for fear that I won't be able to retain the info. I guess I should say that I've had people balance my checkbook before, because even that is overwhelming to me. I pay my bills very late, even though we have the money, I can't straighten my house because that involves decision making. I'm just really confused. Do they make a medication that clears the mental fog? I definitely would benefit from that.
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