Better than a PDA

[germdoc]

Local guy Brad Williams, a local news announcer who has interviewed me a couple of times for medical segments, has one of the world's best memories. He never forgets ANYTHING.

http://www.cnn.com/2008/HEALTH/condi...ef=mpstoryview

I'm lucky if I can remember my own phone number...

[atgcpaul]

Now that's a syndrome I think I can live with! I had heard about the A.J.
woman on TV. I didn't realize, though, that 3 people had been identified
with it.

[MilDoc]

I'm lucky if I can remember my own phone number...

WAY too many numbers! Phones, National Provider ID, DEA, licenses, etc. I can't recall them all either.

But I NEVER forget my anniversary or LOML's birthday. That would be FATAL!

[OpaDC]

Well doggone it. I was going to write something about the article, but I forgot what it was about!!!

[DUD]

Amazing, Someone has to point Me in the direction of home. Bill

[cabinetman]

I heard somewhere that certain traumas can trigger a permanent moment of memory. Mine was birth. That's right, I remember it distinctly. It must have been due to my inordinate dislike for looking at my knees for all those months while waiting for the big day.
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[cwithboat]

There are a few things in my life that are best forgotten. If I need to remember something LOML will remind me.

[LinuxRandal]

I heard somewhere that certain traumas can trigger a permanent moment of memory. Mine was birth. That's right, I remember it distinctly. It must have been due to my inordinate dislike for looking at my knees for all those months while waiting for the big day.
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Trauma, you say?

Circumcision? (that is why we lie around and s(word) ourselves and do nothing else for the first year)


Gramps had a photographic memory. I am/was supposed to be able to develop it. I can say it is a curse. There are a LOT of things one doesn't want/shouldn't to remember!