Early onset of alzheimer's

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iin, that i often mix up my words with out realizing Ie; instead of burger king, i would say burger jings, hungry kings or burger jacks (in Australia hungry jacks is the same as burger king, in fact we had burger king but the name was changed)

i also always think in decending order with numbers example... instead of saying "its going to cost 50 to 60 dollars" i would say "its going to cost 60 to 50 dollars"

my short term memory is pretty bad, it could be a early onset of Alzheimer's

does any one else get this? IIN

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  • wreckd
    13 years ago

    I have that problem too. I hope you solve it!

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  • nAt2017
    12 years ago

    I think it's pretty normal. You can get yourself checked if you'd like.

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  • lilrebel80
    13 years ago

    It sounds a bit like a learning disability. You should go and get test for learning disabilities. It's very common to get tested.. And lots of people have learning disabilities it's extremely common

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  • NotSoLaky
    13 years ago

    60-50 thing yeah thqta normal

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  • DanielleR34
    13 years ago

    There are 10 warning signs:

    Memory loss that disrupts daily life Challenges in planning or solving problems
    Difficulty completing familiar tasks at home, at work or at leisure
    Confusion with time or place
    Trouble understanding visual images and spatial relationships
    New problems with words in speaking or writing
    Misplacing things and losing the ability to retrace steps
    Decreased or poor judgment
    Withdrawal from work or social activities
    Changes in mood and personality

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  • omglookitsagoat
    13 years ago

    I think everyone does that occasionally regardless of age. If it worries you, you could ask a professional to make sure, but lots of people do it.

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  • help_is_here
    13 years ago

    You sound a bit dyslexic.

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