#Memory Health

[madpunks]

we are so ableist about memory. people with good memory take for granted the fact that they can recall as much as they can, and use that to taunt, guilt and threaten people with memory issues. many neurotypes and mental illnesses cause memory lapses. traumatic brain injuries can cause memory lapses. brain cancer can cause memory lapses.

even if your memory is good, it's not right to guilt someone because they can't remember something. trust me, people with memory problems are desperately trying to remember: it's just that we literally can't. it is a very literal "i can't remember".

[ujusttry]

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[willowsatleanderllc]

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[sharkvajay]

Neuro-Thrive Brain Supplement: Unveiling the Potential for Cognitive Enhancement

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Neuro-Thrive is a brain health supplement gaining attention for its potential to enhance cognitive functions such as memory, focus, and mental clarity. Marketed as a nootropic, it is designed to support overall brain health and improve cognitive performance, particularly as one ages.

Composition and Mechanism Neuro-Thrive comprises a blend of ingredients known for their beneficial effects on brain health. Key components include PQQ, an antioxidant that helps increase mitochondrial levels, thereby aiding in energy production and potentially reducing memory loss associated with aging. Other important ingredients include Bacopa, Alpha GPC, GABA, and various vitamins like D3, B3, and B6, which together support mental clarity and focus​

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User Experiences Reviews from users have generally been positive, highlighting improvements in memory retention and cognitive function after regular use of the supplement. Many appreciate the supplement's natural and allergen-free composition, which is also suitable for a vegan lifestyle. However, some note limitations such as the availability of the product only through certain channels, which might restrict access for some potential users​

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Clinical Backing and Safety Professional reviews have lauded the safety and effectiveness of Neuro-Thrive, emphasizing its well-tolerated nature and long-term benefits for brain health​​. It is important to note that while the supplement is backed by scientific principles, individual results can vary, and consistent use is recommended to achieve the best results​

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Considerations for Use Prospective users should consult healthcare providers before starting any new supplement regimen, especially those with pre-existing health conditions or those taking other medications​​. Additionally, purchasing from official sources is advised to avoid counterfeit products​

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Conclusion Neuro Thrive Brain Support presents as a promising option for individuals looking to enhance their cognitive abilities and support brain health. With its combination of natural ingredients and positive user feedback, it might be worth considering for those seeking to maintain cognitive functions and age gracefully. However, as with any supplement, efficacy can be subjective, and it is wise to approach with informed caution.

For more detailed user reviews and additional information, you might want to explore more sources and personal testimonies.

[blazekeats]

NEURO-THRIVE Review: How To Keep Your Mind Sharp And Healthy

NEURO-THRIVE Review: How To Keep Your Mind Sharp And Healthy

Neuro Thrive Brain Support stands as a pioneering dietary supplement, meticulously crafted to enhance cognitive functions and mental agility. At the heart of its formula lies the renowned Okinawan Memory Bean, a natural ingredient celebrated for its profound impact on memory retention, focus, and overall brain health. By harnessing the traditional wisdom of Okinawa, Neuro Thrive offers a holistic approach to sustaining mental clarity and ensuring a vibrant mind. Its carefully selected blend of nutrients supports neural pathways, fostering an environment conducive to learning, creativity, and long-term cognitive well-being. Ideal for individuals seeking to maintain an active and mentally engaged lifestyle, Neuro Thrive Brain Support promises a brighter, more focused future.

[thelibrarianjesser]

NEURO-THRIVE Review: How To Keep Your Mind Sharp And Healthy - Regain A Sharp Mind

NEURO-THRIVE Review: How To Keep Your Mind Sharp And Healthy - Regain A Sharp Mind

Neuro Thrive Brain Support is a dietary supplement designed to enhance cognitive functions and promote brain health. It harnesses the power of the Okinawan Memory Bean, a natural ingredient renowned for its potential to improve mental clarity, focus, and memory retention. This supplement is formulated to support neural pathways and help maintain a healthy brain function as one ages. By incorporating a blend of essential nutrients and antioxidants, Neuro Thrive aims to protect the brain from oxidative stress and improve overall mental performance, ensuring users can enjoy a vibrant and active mind for years to come. Whether you're looking to sharpen your cognitive abilities or simply safeguard your brain health against the effects of aging, Neuro Thrive Brain Support offers a comprehensive solution.

[top-anna]

NEURO-THRIVE Review: How To Keep Your Mind Sharp And Healthy

NEURO-THRIVE Review: How To Keep Your Mind Sharp And Healthy

Neuro Thrive Brain Support is a dietary supplement designed to enhance cognitive abilities and promote overall brain health. Formulated with natural ingredients, including the noteworthy Okinawan Memory Bean, this supplement aims to improve mental clarity, focus, and memory retention. Ideal for individuals seeking to maintain a sharp and alert mind, Neuro Thrive supports neuronal health and cognitive function through a blend of antioxidants and brain-boosting nutrients. It is particularly valued by those looking to fortify their mental acuity against the natural decline associated with aging, offering a holistic approach to sustaining a vibrant cognitive landscape.

[nerdobutt]

Okinawan Memory Bean: Neuro Thrive Brain Supplement

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This video is about natural memory boosters and forgetfulness solutions, including the Okinawan Memory Bean benefits and Neurothrive cognitive support, aimed at improving focus and memory, sharpening memory naturally, and preventing memory decline, all while incorporating memory loss humor to highlight how we can improve memory humorously and utilize natural brain health strategies and memory aids to enhance memory, especially for those over 40.

[little-eye-guy]

"this is too raw of a line to come from—" shut up. beauty and meaning is everywhere

[rainydays]

Lonely nights.

[thebibliosphere]

There are a lot of things I'm sad about in my life. You don't get to go through the kind of medical trauma I've been through and come out unscathed on the other side.

But one thing I'm really bitter about is that I can't remember my wedding anymore. The pernicious anemia took it from me and wiped my brain clean. Except it's not clean, not really. I remember it in patches. Like red wine stains on a white rug that have never quite lifted out no matter how hard you try.

I look at the pictures on my bookcase, and they feel like remembering a story someone else has told me. There's a young woman in a white dress wearing my face, and she looks happy. I'm happy for her. But you can see the strain around her eyes, too. The pain she's hiding because no one with authority believes her when she says her body doesn't feel right. That something is Wrong.

They won't believe her for another decade. They won't believe her until it's almost too late, and it's that lateness that will rob her of her memories and turn them into a wavering rainbow suspended in the fine haze of watery sunlight that occasionally surfaces through the blanks.

There's one memory that's real, though. Solid. It's not my vows. It's not my father walking me down the aisle. (Though those are there, just hazy and dream-like). It's our first dance.

It's the lights dimming around the room as the staff cleared the floor, causing the fishbowls full of white roses and LED lights on the tables to wobble like pools of moonlight against dark paneled walls.

It's the band inviting us out onto the floor and us giggling because we know what's coming next, and no one else does. It's the twang of a banjo reverberating around the room through the speakers, followed by the dulcet tones of Kermit the Frog wondering why there are so many songs about rainbows.

It's us waltzing around the enclosed circle of light, singing to each other out of tune and grinning like idiots as everyone around us starts to laugh.

It's everyone joining in on the song because it's the Muppets, and everyone knows the words. It's 100+ people singing the Rainbow Connection, some laughing, some a bit tearful, because it's bringing back memories. Because it's making a new one.

It's looking up at my new husband through the brain fog and all the pain in my body and thinking, "I want to remember this moment forever."

I don't know what entity was out there listening to me at that moment and chose to grant that wish. I don't know why this is the one memory that stuck while everything else in my brain got decimated into scattered, fragmented snapshots. But I'm so, so thankful it is.

[helloilikepurple]

DC X DP - DeAged

The Nasty Burger explosion took a lot from Danny.

Stopping Dan meant nothing when Danny lost everything. His friends, his parents, his sister, his teacher - all gone. Danny, desperate to not become Dan, fled. He would not let Vlad destroy the only thing he had left; himself. He didn't turn human again if he could avoid it. Let Danny Fenton die with his family.

He did what he could, trying to keep it all together. Avoid Vlad. Catch havoc-wreaking ghosts. Try to not have a panic attack every time he saw his reflection. FentonWorks became out-of-bounds. No one was sure how to turn off the portal or any of the house's defence mechanisms so it was taped up instead.

Danny kept the GIW away. They wanted his parents' research, even if they had to bend the law to get it. Danny would not let them have it. Never.

But the GIW was persistent and Danny weak from nearly two months of being Phantom and nothing else. He was so tired. Tired from grieving, from fighting, from wandering around, completely lost and alone.

The GIW got a lucky shot in. Danny went down. He woke up, still ghost, somewhere white. He'd trained himself not to have to turn back. He was grateful he did.

The GIW studied him. Danny did not have the energy to fight back. The will to survive. Curled up in his cell, bloody and becoming less human with every passing day, Clockwork finally intervened.

He could not let the future High King wither away into nothing.

With Nocturn's help, he whisked him away. His world was dying anyway. With no one to maintain the portal, it would soon overload and explode. The radiation would kill all life on Earth, leaving nothing behind, and taking with it the potential for new life. One world among infinite realities meant nothing. But Danny, as High King, is a singularity. A unique existence, only found in one reality. Clockwork, for the sake of everything that lives and dies, could not let Danny fade away.

Danny slept at the Far Frozen, dreaming of his family, his friends, and the stars he would one day rule over. He healed, wounds knitting together into scars and fractured core slowly, ever so slowly, repairing itself. A future Ancient, bound to protect all that is and will be, was bound to be very badly hurt from such a loss.

Clockwork only wished he could have done more, but to remove Danny too early would have spelt disaster worse than the deaths of billions. This boy would someday be someone he'd proudly call his grandson. Seeing that future alone was enough to make his own core ache for the young one.

The Infinite Realms wept for its child, still but a babe yet having suffered so much. It embraced its future King, blessing him with its loyalty and adoration. The ghosts of the realms, spread far and wide over distant realities, timelines and worlds, felt the loss too.

Danny healed, unaware of how loved and precious he was to so many - how far he was from alone. The dead's sudden quiet unsettled many. Enemies froze in the silent mourning, animosity forgotten. Raging wars came to abrupt ends. So many, unable to bear the ever-reaching, unidentifiable pain in the air killed themselves. Good, kind people cried alone.

Magic users, like Constantine and Zatanna, hid, waiting out the Infinite Realm's despair for its child. No one spoke of it, for fear of disrespecting the dimension between dimensions. But they hid, and they waited, and they couldn't help but worry for themselves and everything and everyone else.

Danny got a lot of visitors. Ancients, regular ghosts, crowded around his bed, gifting him blessings and support. Danny slept, he healed, and his world died, taking with it all he'd known. He wouldn't remember or know of any of this when he woke  - even the memories of his pleasant dreams will have left him. He'll awaken and think himself entirely alone.

But he'll know, someday.

Clockwork will make sure of it.

---

Danny doesn't know where he is or who he is.

He has a vague idea. His name. His life and his death. But so much is so distant, like impressions on sand, washed away by the ocean. He knows he should be bigger. He knows this isn't home. He knows there is no home anymore.

He knows there are people he misses, but he doesn't know who they are or where they've gone. He knows so little yet so much. White walls and orange hair, green (toxic, writhing green) and hazmat suits, white and black and orange and blue. Expensive, Packers-branded cologne, burning flesh, the scream of an alarm and laughter and fear and hope and love and pain and loss. Disjointed flashes, snippets of another life.

And this isn't familiar - this city and these people. These crowded, filthy streets aren't home, but there's no home anymore so of course they aren't. And maybe Danny should be afraid. He doesn't know where he is, or how he got here. There are people, so tall, walking around him not sparing him a glance. It's loud and smelly and so much to process all at once.

But Danny doesn't care because he's so tired, and he wants nothing more than to curl up in bed and sleep the day away. But he doesn't have a home, so obviously he doesn't have a bed either. He looks around for somewhere else to sleep, rubbing at his chest subconsciously as he does.

There, a building, on the other side of the road. The windows are tinted, but the doors open and Danny, through the crowds and passing traffic, catches a glimpse of what has to be a couch. Maybe the people that own the building will let him sleep on their couch for a little bit.

So he crosses the street, sticking close to the legs of some lady with skinny heels that go tap-tap-tap so the cars don't go because they can't see him. The lady turns to go a different way after but it's okay because Danny is in front of the building now.

He pushes the door open and slips inside. It's quieter inside, and warmer. Danny wasn't cold outside but in here there's a nice heat that makes him feel even sleepier. He looks around at the fancy chairs and potted plants and lights, and is happy to see there are couches. Long couches, with lots of pillows and space for him to spread out.

He walks up to the desk. He's too short to see over it, and it makes him kind of angry because he's sure he's supposed to be taller. But he figures maybe he remembers wrong because people don't just shrink. Except, he's a halfa so maybe ghosts do?

"Hello?"

There's a lady here too, behind the desk, but unlike the one he followed across the street she has short, curly hair. Danny wonders if she's wearing skinny heels too. Leaning his head back, he can see her look up, glance around, and then look back down.

Danny pouts. Did she not see him?

"Hello?"

He waves an arm this time, reaching as high as he can to catch her attention. She finally sees him, eyes widening in surprise. "Oh, sorry! Hello." She has a nice voice.

"Your voice is pretty."

She smiles, and Danny decides her smile is nice too. "Why thank you. You have a pretty voice too. Is there something I can help you with?"

"Can I please sleep on your couch? Just for a little bit."

"Of course you can. Would you like a blanket? I could fetch one for you from the staff room."

Danny shakes his head. "I'm okay. Thank you."

"Alright. But if you change your mind, do tell me."

"You're very nice."

"Thank you, but it's really no problem. Not much to do today anyway."

"You should sleep too then. Sleep is good."

She giggles. "That is a very good idea. I just might take your advice." Danny nods. He has lots of good ideas. "Okay. I'm gonna' go nap now. Bye-bye."

"Sleep well."

There are a few couches, and for a bit Danny's not sure which one to sleep on. He chooses the one with the most pillows. It's very comfy, and the pillows are nice too. He puts one under his head and hugs another, curling up around it. He falls asleep in seconds.

-

When a toddler with black and blue eyes asked to sleep on one of the couches on in the reception hall of Wayne enterprises, May had assumed he was one of Bruce's boys. He certainly fit the type Gotham's favourite playboy liked to adopt, and it wasn't unusual for his wards to show up out of the blue.

Once she found Tim Drake passed out on the floor under her desk. Apparently, he'd been hiding from Dick who was visiting from Blüdhaven and forgot to bring his coffee with him, consequently falling asleep while he waited for her to arrive so he could ask her to go pick some up for him. That had been an interesting Thursday morning. 

On another memorable occasion, Cass, Bruce's only official daughter, and her girlfriend Steph had shown up, said hi, went upstairs, then came back down after about an hour, giggling as they ran out with a wave goodbye. Not even ten minutes later, Bruce himself stumbled out of the elevator, absolutely covered in purple glitter. May remembers raising an eyebrow and asking if Bruce wanted her to have another suit brought in.

He'd ended up collapsing on one of the couches with an exhausted sigh, and said he'd have Alfred pick him up instead. He left a sparkly trail behind him when he walked, and the couch he sat on had to be replaced because, even after numerous cleaning attempts, no one could get the glitter out. He had glitter in his hair for months afterwards.

So, May hadn't bat an eye when the little boy came in. Well aware Bruce had several meetings scheduled that day, she sent him an email saying one of his kids was taking a nap in the reception hall and resolved to look out for the boy herself. Throughout the day, she made sure to check on him often, making sure no one picked him up ran (this was Gotham after all).

He slept soundly for most of her work day, barely shifting. She ended up putting a blanket on him herself during her lunch break and leaving him a water bottle and little snack for when he woke up. She also made sure security kept an eye on him whenever she left for whatever reason.

It was well into the afternoon when Bruce finally replied to her email and asked if his kid was still sleeping downstairs. She said yes, and not long after he arrived on the ground level. He walked up to her desk and asked if his kid had caused her any trouble. She smiled and assured him no.

Then Bruce asked where Tim was.

"Sorry? Tim isn't here today."

Bruce frowned, looking just as confused as she felt. "My apologies. You said one of my wards was asleep here. I assumed it was Tim."

"Oh! No, no, it's not Tim. Well, I don't actually know his name but the little guy has been here since this morning." She gestured to the toddler in question.

Bruce turned around, saw him, and frowned. "He's not one of mine."

"He's not?"

"No. Are you sure he's not an employee's child?" He kept his eyes on the boy, eyes narrowed in thought.

"Yes, I am. Only three employees brought in their children today, and all of them are ten or above. He can't be older than five." She frowned now too, turning to her computer to double check. "I'll send out a company-wide email to be sure. I should have done this sooner. I'm sorry, I was just so sure he was under your care."

"It's alright, May. I'm not upset. I'm just worried about him. When about in the morning did he get here?"

She glanced up, but Bruce was still looking at the sleeping boy. "A little after nine."

"And he's been sleeping all that time?"

"Yes, as far as I'm aware."

"Alright. Thank you for looking after him. I'll take it from here."

"Of course, sir. I'll reach out to you if anyone identifies him."

He nodded appreciatively and walked over to the boy. She watched, frustrated with herself. She's worked as one of Wayne Enterprise's receptionists for over four years. She should have known better than to just assume some random, black haired blue eyed child was Bruce's kid. She should have at least reached out to make sure that was the case.

She sighed as Bruce knelt down by the couch and gently shook the little boy awake, resting her head in the palm of her hand. This poor child. His poor parents. They must be worried sick.

She has to make this right.

---

[biggest-gaudiest-patronuses]

anyone else have multiple traumatic memories associated specifically with holidays/family vacations? because that is a topic I never see discussed in all the So You Had A Shitty Childhood, Now What? self-help books i've been reading. but for me, it was a significant thing. and the more i think about it the more it seems like this would be an (unfortunately) common experience. would be grateful to hear if this matches other peoples' experiences...

[willowsatleanderllc]

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[nobita-here]

Dear me ,

Don't be hard on yourself , you're doing okay

[blazekeats]

Neuro-Thrive Review: Food That Supercharge Your Memory And Brain - Reduce Your Risk Of Dementia

Neuro-Thrive Review: Food That Supercharge Your Memory And Brain - Reduce Your Risk Of Dementia

Neuro Thrive Brain Support is a groundbreaking supplement designed to enhance cognitive functions and promote brain health. Drawing upon the ancient wisdom of the Okinawan Memory Bean, this formula is engineered to support mental clarity, focus, and memory retention. With a blend of natural ingredients, Neuro Thrive aims to nourish the brain, ensuring optimal performance and protecting against cognitive decline. Ideal for individuals looking to maintain a sharp mind and improve their mental agility, Neuro Thrive Brain Support offers a holistic approach to achieving a vibrant and resilient brain, setting a new standard in cognitive enhancement.