Joshua & Molly Carr: The Full Story | MindHealth Report
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Molly Forgot Her Own Name. What a 70-Year-Old Woman Who Forgot Nothing Ate Every Morning Is Where Her Story Turns.
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Joshua and Molly Carr share what happened after that night, and the one change he says made the difference.
What people are saying
Evan Saunders
"The words were getting harder to find" I was having problems recalling words as I was speaking or writing. I could tell it was getting worse over the last three to four years. My wife recommended I try this, but I avoided it for a couple of months. After a few short weeks, my mind felt clearer, and my memory keeps improving.
Luke Jackson
"It was my last resort" My short-term memory loss was making my life extremely difficult. I admit this was a last resort, because nothing else I had tried was helping and I was scared. I don't have to worry about that anymore. It really lifted a mountain off my shoulders.
Chelsea Brooks
"I was scared I'd end up in a home" I was having trouble remembering names, faces and dates, and I was so scared I'd end up in a home if I kept making these mistakes. Now I even remember the names of every player on my husband's favorite football team.
Linda Matthews
"I told myself it was just stress" I used to joke with my kids that I'd walk into a room and forget why I was there because I had too much on my mind. Deep down, I was scared. After a few weeks, I'm surprised how much clearer my mind feels. I remember little things, like what my neighbor told me about her vacation.
Paul Morgan
"I forgot my granddaughter's school recital" I'll admit I was skeptical. My wife said she noticed me forgetting conversations we had, and honestly, I noticed it too. The worst was when I forgot my granddaughter's school recital. I felt so guilty. Now I'm remembering dates and names again, and my wife says I seem more upbeat too.
Maria Simmons
"My kids joked about the sticky notes on the fridge" For years I felt like I was in a fog. I struggled to finish books because I'd forget what I just read. Now I can follow a conversation without zoning out halfway. My kids said, "Wow, Mom, you actually remembered our movie night this week." It made me so grateful.
What people are saying
"The words were getting harder to find" I was having problems recalling words as I was speaking or writing. I could tell it was getting worse over the last three to four years. My wife recommended I try this, but I avoided it for a couple of months. After a few short weeks, my mind felt clearer, and my memory keeps improving.
"It was my last resort" My short-term memory loss was making my life extremely difficult. I admit this was a last resort, because nothing else I had tried was helping and I was scared. I don't have to worry about that anymore. It really lifted a mountain off my shoulders.
"I was scared I'd end up in a home" I was having trouble remembering names, faces and dates, and I was so scared I'd end up in a home if I kept making these mistakes. Now I even remember the names of every player on my husband's favorite football team.
"I told myself it was just stress" I used to joke with my kids that I'd walk into a room and forget why I was there because I had too much on my mind. Deep down, I was scared. After a few weeks, I'm surprised how much clearer my mind feels. I remember little things, like what my neighbor told me about her vacation.
"I forgot my granddaughter's school recital" I'll admit I was skeptical. My wife said she noticed me forgetting conversations we had, and honestly, I noticed it too. The worst was when I forgot my granddaughter's school recital. I felt so guilty. Now I'm remembering dates and names again, and my wife says I seem more upbeat too.
"My kids joked about the sticky notes on the fridge" For years I felt like I was in a fog. I struggled to finish books because I'd forget what I just read. Now I can follow a conversation without zoning out halfway. My kids said, "Wow, Mom, you actually remembered our movie night this week." It made me so grateful.