So that means I am fine, hm? Forgetting conversations that happened moments before... expected for a young person, I guess. Oh, and having "what was I about to do?" moments 100 times in a day (then be normal the next day or a few weeks later). Saying the wrong words for what I mean. At least now I know that this is all normal. Just because none of it happened until the last nine months is not a big deal. I am probably just tired.
The neuropsychologist did admit that having given all of the tests in the past might have influenced my scores. You think? Besides the fact that I am brilliant, which she does not know. She thinks she has a baseline now. I have slipped from astoundingly brilliant to amazingly brilliant; this is not my baseline.
Today I had a stabbing pain in my upper right back, between my shoulder blades.
Later I had a moment of stress incontinence. That has not happened in at least a month. Darn.
Sensory:
-Pins and needles: 1
-Tingles: 1
-Dysesthetic pain: 1
-Paresthesias: 3, a few sharp pains in my left hand, as well as the odd feeling in my back, some electricity in my left leg
-Tingles: 1
-Dysesthetic pain: 1
-Paresthesias: 3, a few sharp pains in my left hand, as well as the odd feeling in my back, some electricity in my left leg
-Numbness: 2
-Vision: 0
-Nerve pain: 4
-Hearing: 1
Motor:
-Walking: 2 in the morning, but it became worse as the day went on, and right now I would rate it a 7
-Sore muscles: 2
-Vision: 0
-Nerve pain: 4
-Hearing: 1
Motor:
-Walking: 2 in the morning, but it became worse as the day went on, and right now I would rate it a 7
-Sore muscles: 2
-Spasticity: 1
-Weak muscles: 2 am, 6 evening
-Weak muscles: 2 am, 6 evening
-Endurance: 6
-Fine motor: 2
Cognitive:
-Processing: 0
-Memory: 0
-Attention: 0
-Confusion: 0
General:
-Fatigue: 3 am, 7 pm
-Balance: 1
-Vertigo: 0
-Sleep: 3, 7.5 hours
-Bladder: 1
-Proprioception: 1
-Swallowing: 1
-A: 0
-B: 6
-Proprioception: 1
-Swallowing: 1
-A: 0
-B: 6
Emotions: Annoyed, frustrated, paranoid, and irritable. Not all day, but now that I am thinking about that neuropsych call, I am again.
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