Bless you, that you were in another city!! That would have totally freaked me out! Again, I'm grateful that I came back to myself at the dead end of the road!!

[/QUOTE]Other times, I realize that I have lost time when my husband assures me that we did something that I have no recollection of having done.[/QUOTE]

This has happened to me too. My husband is so forgetful and alzheimer's runs in his family, I've always written it off as that. Hum. Not so sure anymore.

[/QUOTE]I don't mind the losing time so much if I haven't been interacting with people. I find it shameful when I can't remember the interaction.[/QUOTE]

I believe this might be the biggest part of the flip out over this! It happened by myself, but what if it has happened before and I don't know it. There are times, in question, that cause me great shame at the thought of "what if?" What if the thoughts I'm thinking are truly real? That is quite disturbing!

[/QUOTE]Do you have parts that are older than your body age? And if so, how did they get that old?

Yes, that is actually two questions.[/QUOTE]

It's really interesting that you posted this question! Just before I checked the feed, I was thinking of starting a thread titled "How Old Do You Really Feel?"

I do not have parts that feel older than me. I was actually talking with my counselor Monday about feeling like I have never grown up. All the parts of me that I know are younger than my actual age. If I had to tell you how old I felt right now, I would tell you that I feel about 14 years old.

I don't feel like I have grown up.

There is a part of me that feels like, maybe my actual age. That is the part of me that runs. I can't find that part of me right now. It's sad.

Ok. Rambling......

Question.

So. How old do you really feel?