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  1. Amy B

    Work Problems

    Hi Everyone, I am going through such a nightmare and would normally never open up about it to anyone except maybe a couple of family members. But I thought someone here may have some good advice for me and I might be able to eventually help someone else with that information, so here goes: I'm...
    • Amy B
    • Thread
    • confusion forgetful help please sensory overload sensory processing disorder work experience work related stress work tolerance
    • Replies: 29
    • Forum: Help and Support
  2. D

    Why am I so forgetful.

    So I'm really stressed out right now. I am a sophomore in college, who lives in the dorms, and I just found out that I missed the deadline for applying for housing next year. I honestly don't know how I forgot it, especially since it closed 20 DAYS AGO. I seem to be so forgetful yet I remember...
  3. pjcnet

    Aspies, are you more forgetful than most people?

    I have always been more forgetful than most people, especially when it comes to losing objects, although it does seem to have somewhat worsened as I've got older and I'm now 48 years of age. Here is one of many examples, I lost an important letter recently and anxiously searched for it for...
    • pjcnet
    • Thread
    • aspies forget forgetful forgotten lose losing losing objects losing things remembering
    • Replies: 31
    • Forum: General Autism Discussion
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