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EXTREMUM
Senior tranceaddict

Registered: Aug 2006
Location: New York, USA
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Re: Short term memory loss?
| quote: | Originally posted by Slylee
Anyone notice their short term memory going down the tubes ever since drug use? I do. I mean, looking back, I had excellent memory, but everything is kind of foggy once drugs entered the picture.
I'm not saying I'm as dumb as a rock, but sometimes I get these brain farts and I'm like, "jesus Jamie wtf". Like I literally have a hard time remembering stuff from the day before. Is that normal?
The other night this chick came into the restaurant that I work at and I instantly remembered her name and that she was the step daughter of my tennis instructor when I was in 5th grade. lol I knew her name and everything. Most people just don’t remember that shit, but I did. I wasn’t even good friends with her.
It just seems like I have no problem remembering stuff from before I started using drugs. I mean, obviously this is a no-brainer. Obviously my drug use has affected my brain. I'm just wondering if anyone can relate, and also, is there anyway to fix it or am I permanently brain damaged? |
Through various forms of research, alcohol and drug use alter/dullen your senses and destroy brain cells. Once your brain cells are destroyed, they DO NOT regenerate - kiss them goodbye. The remaining variably affected brain cells are either reconditioned overtime to a near-normal state or remain permanently damaged, depending on the severity - they're never 100%, regardless.
Vitamin B6 and B12 supplements are essential for emotional/mental stability, and overall brain function. However, there is no guarantee and/or possibility whatsoever, that it'll improve brain function over long-term drug use.
I hope this helps...
CliffsNotes: Every experience with drug use has a very brief positive effect, and a permanent negative effect.
Sobriety owns.
Last edited by EXTREMUM on May-16-2007 at 17:15
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May-16-2007 17:03
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