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May 11, 2011, 11:13 PM
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General Coping: 61
Life Events: 3 Depression: 34 Anxiety: 21 Phobias: 42 Self-esteem: 33 Eating Disorders: 5 Schizophrenia: 30 Dissociation: 67 Mania: 45 Sexual Issues: 6 Relationship Issues: 0 Alcohol: 0 Drugs: 0 Physical Issues: 0 Smoking Issues: 0 Gambling Issues: 0 Technology Issues: 25 Obsessions/Compulsions: 50 Post-traumatic Stress: 50 Borderline Traits: 33 Would dissociation possibly be the reason I've been having trouble remembering things I normally should remember, such as things I said a day earlier or even a half hour earlier? I always attributed it to bad memory, but this seems to make more sense, because it seems too often to be memory. |
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May 17, 2011, 12:18 PM
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Hi jmartin21,
I was reading a paper on the psychological effects of trauma on memory. Here is the link to it: http://www.lawandpsychiatry.com/html/hippocampus.htm I hope that you find it helpful. Sincerely, Carole |
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