5 Things Parkinson’s Brain Fog Steals That Nobody Warns You About

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  @doinglifetoday · 4 months ago · pinned

  Which one hit hardest for you?<br>1⃣ Your words<br>2⃣ Your time<br>3⃣ Your confidence<br>4⃣ Your relationships<br>5⃣ Your sense of self<br>Drop the number below. And if brain fog has stolen something I missed, tell me. I read every one.<br>💙🗝 Join The Club:<br>🌊🌊<a href="https://club.dolifetoday.com/">https://club.dolifetoday.com</a><br>Check which Wave you are in: &nbsp;<a href="https://dolifetoday.com/check-wave">https://dolifetoday.com/check-wave</a><br>You don’t have to figure Parkinson’s out alone anymore.

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  @LassLeAnne · 4 months ago

  Brain fog has taken my words, my confidence and my sense of self. Brain fog sucks!!!

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  @pedsnurse54 · 4 months ago

  I’m so fortunate to have discovered your channel. &nbsp;I was diagnosed about 15 months ago and have learned more from you than my physician. My appointments can be summarized as “here’s your rx, see you in 6 months “. No referrals to other services ~ such as PT, OT or other health services ~ which means I have to “teach “ myself. I’ve been going through everything you described; which, although it made me shed a tear or two,was helpful to hear. &nbsp;I’m going to review your other posts to see if you addressed feelings of depression with PD. &nbsp;<br>Thank you for sharing your thoughts, feelings, and experiences! &nbsp;I’m so grateful.

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  @annestuard · 4 months ago (edited)

  sense of self &nbsp;I cry sometimes because I can &apos;t &nbsp;be my old self [ I loved the way my brain thought ]

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• ED

  @edagross9089 · 4 months ago

  What a great episode! Thank you so much!❤

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• LA

  @laceyIson · 2 weeks ago

  Im new to your videos. &nbsp;Diagnosed 6 months ago, however it started 3years ago . So grateful for you all 😊

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  @kathleankeesler1639 · 4 months ago

  Sitting here with my client. He’s said out loud Fog Brain is not dementia. He relates to avoiding social gatherings/contacts due to fearing brain fog.

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• DA

  @DaveSmith-l6h · 4 months ago

  You hit the nail on the head!!! Why will our medical team not tell/talk to us about brain fog/forgotten word. Happens when I was ordering fast food in the drive through.

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  @tombaskin3397 · 4 months ago

  Brain Fog becomes shame. &nbsp;100% worst problem!

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• PA

  @pathall8398 · 4 months ago

  thank you Bryce you are spot on again. you are so good at reassuring us

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  @stephenlaws590 · 4 months ago

  Good grief this one hits hard and you nailed it. This is the biggest confidence zapping, depressive thing of it all. And if I&apos;m honest the one thing I haven&apos;t been able to handle. The lost word right in the middle of a story or joke or you start a conversation then drift off and go blank. Then you come back and here&apos;s five people staring at you saying &apos; and What? What, what? Well you started off by saying blah blah then blah blah..... then stopped. Oh sorry. So now you slowly just pull away because of the fear you look like an idiot. Even going to the shops now, brain fog ruins your day. Ten minutes staring at the pasta because you can&apos;t make a decision. As Carmen says the way people talk to you now is a big difference, it&apos;s like your being criticised all the time argh. Lost two jobs in three years because of PD, last one was just before Christmas and it&apos;s made everything worse. Now try and apply for a new job and the first thing they do is an aptitude and cognitive test. Absolute disaster. Now at 59 you look like a ten year old applying for a job. Ah the joys

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  @PaulG-x1j · 4 months ago

  Knowledge is Power Bryce, and you are giving it to us. Thanks so much.

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