I feel at a loss for words all the time. Its as if someone is removing words from my mind.
There is a secret point in life where you run out of things to say. Wonderment dries up. From there it’s all ■■■■■■■■and you realize your just a physical being.
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That used to happen a lot to me too!
It was hard for me and I always thought about how to overcome it.
Now I think the problem’s gotten better, I don’t think much about it anymore.
I don’t think it will last forever.
But I understand it’s hard.
I hope words will return to you asap.
I don’t worry about being at a loss for words. If it’s anything, it’s that words fail me.
Cognitive hiccups happen as a symptom of sz. If you feel yourself going dumb, read more. Reading even magazine articles will keep it away.
I feel duh sometimes myself. Old trick to remember something you forgot is think of its opposite.
I have also had a memory wipe as I was trying to speak… then I heard of this
It still happens… and I still hate it… but knowing it’s part of the illness helped me combat some of my very wrong theories as to why it would happen.
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It happens to me also. Actually, most of the time I don’t have anything to say, and when I do have, I am afraid of loosing my words as you say and not being able to remember it, causing me embarrassment.