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I find the problem starts once I start disagreeing with myself. And I'm pretty disagreeable at times. 🥺

I recently had a small denture fitted as I couldn't afford an implant. For the second time in 2 weeks I've forgotten the blasted thing. Really annoying and I look like a pirate. 🤦🏻

Why? Most people our age do. It's pretty subtle.

@Weststander, I was wondering that. I think it varies. I think our deputy head does whilst the head doesn't. Awkward one to ask though. My memory is usually pretty good, but refuses to work well for anything I'm not interested in. Although names are important, for some reason I have always been...

Absolutely spot on. I don't teach a specific class but instead teach at points, all the children in the school. There are even children who I have known 7 years whose name I forget. It simply isn't possible to remember a whole school, at least not for me. I hate those moments when a child asks...

A friend and former colleague of mine used to be a postman in Seaford. One day he finished work, went home, had some lunch and then fell asleep on the sofa. He awoke with a start, everything was quiet and to his horror, he saw the time was 4:30. He rapidly had a bit of a wash, put his uniform...

The toilets at the De La Warre Bexhill are like that. I took a few moments trying to get out as they have a really weird layout. I thought I was going batty but then another middle-aged chap came along and asked me if I knew the way out as he couldn't find it lol.

I teach at a primary school. 👍🏻

That's hard to read mate. I have a good friend who is also a BHA fan who has autoimmune problems so I know how difficult that is to live with. I wish you all the best in a very difficult situation.

I hadn't considered PTSD as a cause for the foggy brain, rather that Covid had directly caused it. I am certain though that the measures we took and experiences we went through undoubtedly left many in the condition you cite.

I noticed an appreciable deterioration in my memory after 2 nasty bouts of Covid. Also an increase in brain fog which often left me unable to think clearly in a way that I hadn't up until then experienced. My perception is that the fog symptom is lessening, but I am aware that it may simply be a...

I'm 57.

That's good advice. Sadly we all become more absent minded but some will have a less benign outlook.

I work at a primary school, we are fairly casual with our dress code but blue denim is not allowed. Luckily I only live about ten minutes away. I managed to get back and still be on time.

I seem to be suffering a strong bout of this at the moment. Today I congratulated myself for being up and about in good time and arrived at work early. Found a decent parking place, strode confidently from the car and then realised I had my jeans on. 🤦‍♂️ Had to drive home, change and then do...