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   Donna Steigleder Moderator

   <p>Cassie1bear, I know it&#39;s frustrating dealing with a brain that refuses to keep up like it used to do. There are times I just stand in amazement wondering where the words could have gone since I know they once were there! There are tools on the internet to help reduce the speed at which we may lose some of this that sometimes works; memory games. The more we use those memory cells, the better they work just like using our other muscles. If you&#39;re interested you might look up cognitive games or tools on the internet to find ones you would enjoy playing. Donna Steigleder Moderator <a href='https://multiplesclerosis.net' target='_blank'>MultipleSclerosis.net</a></p>

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   Devin Garlit Moderator

   <p>Hi <inline-mention user-id="4045028" username="cassie1bear"/> , I completely understand and agree. For me, my cognitive issues have very much been the most difficult part of my disease: <a href='https://multiplesclerosis.net/living-with-ms/my-cognitive-changes-because-of-multiple-sclerosis' target='_blank'>https://multiplesclerosis.net/living-with-ms/my-cognitive-changes-because-of-multiple-sclerosis/</a></p>

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