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Posted by Jumpy on January 8, 2003, at 22:07:47
Hey Everyone,
So the klonopin and nardil give me moderate impairment in my memory. This makes my job very difficult, if not impossible. I have to check, and recheck, and recheck my work .... have read, reread, and reread material for work. Sometimes I lose track of what people are saying to me, and they have to repeat it. This make work frustrating and dreadful.
So at what point should you apply for disability? I mean I don't receive any enjoyment from work and I have to work about 80 hours total for a 40 hour a week job with all the time needed to redo things because of my faulty memory. And the stress is making my depression worse.
Thanks,
Jumpy
Posted by harry b. on January 9, 2003, at 20:18:09
In reply to Memory problems and Disability, posted by Jumpy on January 8, 2003, at 22:07:47
Jumpy-
email me at 'singlehandsailor' at aol if you like & I will relate my experience.hb
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