字幕列表 影片播放 列印英文字幕 Hi, I'm Jessica, and that's the one thing I never forget. So today, I was going to do a hair tutorial and What not but I feel kind of pants and those take lot of energy so instead. I thought I would sit down and We would have a chat about How I can't remember yesterday or the day before and I'm not entirely sure what day it is today? so I have a disability that affects my nerves and my muscles and My hearing and various other things and causes a lot of fatigue Which then affects memory now even though I was born with this condition I wasn't actually diagnosed until I was 17 when my paralyzed both of my arms for a year and a half And they rushed me into hospital. I had a whole load of procedures to check What was what happened? So it can be a variety of things and one thing they checked to make sure it wasn't was a brain tumor and to do That they had to take my spinal fluid to a lumbar puncture Which is where they put a needle into your back and suck out some of your spinal fluid the fluid that goes around your spine and then up around your brain and They took some of that out But they hadn't realized that they left holes And the rest of my spinal fluid leaked out through these holes into my body just not great then your brain is effectively like Dying so although I'd previously had a few memory problems Not anything really big you know being when I was very tired. It was quite hard to remember things after this oh Oh my memory. Oh dear because parts of my brain Died because they are so dehydrated not all of it which is good Really part of the bit that no longer worked is the section that makes very short term Memories so you have different types of memory you've got your long term memory Which is you know you're thinking back to your childhood? It's the deeply ingrained stuff that weirdly when you're super old That's the only stuff you can remember like my grandfather started speaking Swedish when he was over 90 because that there's memories that come back, but your midterm memory which is the stuff? That's like you know hanging around um, but the last year the last few months Things have been going on so you can probably remember that quite well what you're doing last month And then you've got your short-term memory which is right now this minute remembering what you did earlier this morning what you had for breakfast and That's the part of my memory. It just doesn't it just it's not great It's not great so while I know where I live I know who my wife is I know that we're married the things that I have difficulty with are for instance I will put my phone down and then I will have absolutely no clue Where it is if you can imagine everyone gets that thing where they walk into the kitchen and think oh? Why why did I come in here the reason for that is something to do with the threshold. It's because you've changed place You've gone into a different room and your brain has switched track thinking now We're in the kitchen so you can't quite remember the thought that you had in the hallway about why you wanted to go Into the kitchen and that's pretty common it happens a lot But for me the thought when I'm standing in the hallway of why I need to go in the kitchen it isn't just that I forget it when I Enter the kitchen and it can then be remembered it's that it just is gone It just doesn't Create that memory and then stick it in my brain if a memory is created. I often have a lot of difficulty with discerning exactly When that memories from so I'm looking for something say my compact mirror And I have a very clear visual memory of using my contact mirror Inside a taxi sitting the back of a taxi that's great, but is that memory from earlier today? Is that why I can't find it did I leave it there in the taxi? How was I in a taxi anyway, or is that memory from yesterday, and I did use my compact mirror, and then I brought it home, and then I put it somewhere within my home. Or is that memory from last year did I just completely make that memory up. and my compact mirror is in my pocket As a result of this I obviously then have to write absolutely everything down. I've written down my notes for this video And I have to write it down as soon as I have the thought the thought is ou Must reply to my father Which I'm now saying in a video so that he knows I do actually think and intend to respond to his messages Sorry dad so do you have to reply to my father, and I will remember this suddenly write it down I must write it down this very second because if I do not write it down I Will move on so my house is littered with Scraps of paper that I have torn from something and written down the incredibly important message It's also to do with important things like having to go to the bank or Hospital appointment remember you have hospital appointment at this time, so I try to keep the pieces of paper once I've written them in an easy place I can spot it So I'll know that I then have to look at the piece of paper To remember the thing that is on but I have to remember to look at the piece of paper to remember thing that is on The piece of paper and that's not always great But the memory I cope is with visuals with my tiny bits of paper I have to write lists, and I have a weekly planner and I know That I have to look at my weekly planner I forget a lot of the time that I have to look at my weekly planner But I at least know that important things will be on my weekly planner So if there is a nudge at the back of my brain like *murmuring to herself* Something I meant to remember I at least know to go and check my weekly planner Where hopefully things will be written down and I always write down my weekly planner with the aid of other people Whether that's my wife Claudia she's wonderful or Clara who is my assistant in all things and Then they will remain to me about Okay, oh, yeah, this isn't say that. I can't create new memories that I can't make short-term memories It's just that they don't all get created. How do I remember people's names? and other important things? Well as long as on 10 separate occasions They are drilled into my brain at least one of them's got to stick Yeah, okay, probably like three or four times of this time it will stick So Claudia will talk me through something and be like oh, yeah This person is now dating this person, and I'm like oh two minutes later Is this person still single? no Jessica this person is now dating this person Okay Yeah, it goes on. I'm not gonna do the whole thing for you But out of those 10 probably three of the times I hear the piece of information oh Okay right good. That's in there now routine things are the easiest to do however I'm putting my makeup on I know all the stages to do it so It gets done in exactly the same order every time. I mean if something's missing it always throws me off When it comes to remembering stuff one of the most important things in my life is obviously medication I take a variety of medications You can Find out more about that. Yeah, um pick this card above Ugh I can't remember. That's the right side This is the stuff I normally cut it out It's just that you know the old jessica has forgotten this But I'm leaving them in I'm leaving them in medication on my phone, so I have a medication alarm set on my phone So I remember to take my medication three times a day the problem is It goes off and I look at it, and I turn it off I can't remember then whether I've actually done it or not and each day has a little slots And so I can look at it and visually go up. I Haven't taken it, but of course that only works if you can remember to look at the medication slots which is again Why I have other people in my life who was very handily Reminds me ever and ever or just my medication alarm goes off and Clara will bring my medication and put it in my hand And then Claudia comes home from work and she's like did you take your medication today? Probably not Now you might have got to this point and be like gosh Jessica that just sounds pretty normal That sounds like me I too am a forgetful human being uh, and there's nothing wrong with me. I'm just a bit scatterbrained like well Okay, that's cool One of the biggest problems with having memory issues is that all people are slightly forgetful every now And then we all forget something so if I try and explain to someone that actually It's quite a bad memory problem. It's very detrimental to my life. It's not like I just forget the odd thing now and again I just See I forgot the end of my sentence Again stuff I would cut out, but we're not um because they think Like oh well. I'm a bit forgetful too That's just life, and I'm like that's great, but I don't know the day of the week or the month I'm not even a hundred percent positive what year it is Number ten does it bother me more than anything else Yes, it really does I am quite fine with having physical problems I'm quite fine with The chronic pain, I'm quite fine with bits to me that stopped working Deafness I mean I wouldn't say it's it's great Obviously it would be oh and health health Yeah, it would obviously be very helpful to my life if I didn't have chronic illness and disabilities and deafness and a bit blindness that would all be Helpful if it wasn't here, but I could cope I can cope. It's fine, but a memory Because it's it's at a core part of yourself memory your memories who you are it is your It's if it is hugely frustrating I hate it I hate the constant I go up and down stairs So much, I'm gonna go downstairs And I'm going to get this from my bag. I'm going to get a drink as well, then I get down there, and I'm no Thirsty I'm thirsty I'm gonna get a drink, and then I get my drink, and I heard back up the stairs And I reached the top and I'm like wait a minute fake memory forgotten something I'm gonna get into my bedroom, and then I look down on Maybe it's on my phone and my phone is like halfway through something out I need to go and tell my friend the ticket number On the ticket in my handbag because I'm halfway through writing the message to her in which I say my ticket number is so then I bring my whole handbag upstairs Sit in my bedroom my computer so if my computer, and I see where I was doing on my computer mate I was halfway through this so I start doing that and then another something happens my own Mm-hmm, and then I look in my handbag and I'm like oh look there's a ticket Oh, I was half way through a message doing just that it takes so much time It is scary and upsetting It's especially scary when you sometimes turn around and find yourself in a place and you have no idea how you got there or why you were there because I've had that before where I'm just suddenly in town it's also annoying when it comes to things like household chores and Claudia will ask me to do something Yes, I will write that down on my list and then it doesn't happen and then she comes in in the evening and asks me to do something But you know what the best way to cope with those feelings is to take and then just set them aside Being upset and frustrated and angry about a situation I have no control over just nothing but bring bad feelings to me and so I Don't need that in some ways. I have a defense mechanism Where I? Know about I? Just go through life. You know ditsy so then to some people it can come off as being just Doing it on purpose but actually I'm just Kind of happy with who I am because it is just who I am the easiest things to remember are things that I have created myself Ideas that I have had I write books and stories. It's a work in progress Working on it. Anyway. I can probably tell you a lot more about Fictional characters, then I can real people that I know quite well because of the repetition So if you tell me your birthday Once for likelihood that I will remember it is not that high if you tell me your birthday ten times You have a higher chance that I remember it whilst I am creating a character in my head I will think long and hard about that birthday and the number of times I thought about it and The thoughts I put into it means the able stick Which is why I have an app on my phone that tells me whenever it is. Anyone's birthday, and also sends flowers to various people For me without me having to do anything because just because I don't remember you doesn't mean I don't love you So the last and most important part of this video how can you someone who potentially doesn't have memory problems? Help someone who does have memory problems? Number one: be patient that really is the top of the list? let the person try and remember something if it's taking them a long time you just you wait And then if they need to help you fill in the gaps that's number two fill in the gaps always don't say oh It doesn't matter don't say oh, you don't really need to remember that anyway You're taking something away from that person I want that information that you have that I had there is now no longer mine Don't get cross if they forget things you've asked them to do don't get cross if they forget an important date Your birthday, I remember my birthday because it's exactly one month after Christmas day And I make sure everyone else remembers that - don't change the plan without informing the person that you've changed the plan Even if they don't remember that earlier plan now this is just common courtesy Okay, again. It's that feeling of personhood independence in your own person This is the same as people who have dementia don't treat them like they are lesser. Just because they can't always understand Don't feel bad about repeating things Clara says this a lot he when we very first started working together was Nervous about being annoying so she didn't want to tell me something five times in a row even though I hadn't done the thing or responded the first four times And if genuine not annoying if you repeat something because then you remember the earlier times that you did it say you're good Repeats away. This is my final one. It's Probably the most helpful one and that is to communicate in writing Since I'm deaf most of my communication is done in writing People will send me messages with the time a date placement yeah, brilliant now. I know what's going on Don't worry about sending me multiple texts I'm really sorry if I don't respond to your message on my Instagram or on YouTube or something because I would love to - I would love to hear I don't have spoons And I forget so yes communication writing and send reminders if the person you're dealing with who has a memory problem And you know me chat over the phone just send them any important information that you talked about even if it's got it Even if it's like did you know that Susy and Johnny are not dating anymore ah and if that's like oh my god This is amazing news so good Just send a text afterwards so if you have memory problems, or you know someone who does what are your tips? What would you like to share please put them down below in the comments also Just share your story around Memory whether you are just someone who is slightly forgetful Or you're someone like me has no idea what to take it is Connections and finding a shared story is one of the things that brings us together now Do you also remember that this is my own experience? I'm just talking about my Life if you have memory problems and there isn't a clear reason that you don't have quite a fatigue And you don't you have been diagnosed with anything But it does worry you please do go and see your doctor. Don't just take medical advice from YouTube Because it could be a symptom of a larger problem that you should get checked out I hope you've enjoyed this video if you have please give a little Like and if you are new here, then please do subscribe it would be lovely Bye bye my darlings
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