At times my mind can do "blurbs" on me and I use the wrong word or can't remember the word I'm wanting to use. Sometime when I'm reading my mind will substitute a different word for what is actually written.

Its so nice to hear you have support from your mom. Not everyone is as lucky. Enjoy your relationship. Good people make good relationships. You and your mom deserve a pat on the back.

and funny....whats more funny than what I say is the reactions of some people...their confusion makes me laugh..I will say that dat and cog are roughhousing together when obviously it should be that dog and cat are roughhousing together. but a few people are jaw drop and look at me like I'm nuts....I laugh at them ad myself....you have to otherwise your making yourself feel bad....we feel enough guilt in the world...we don't have control of this disease so it might as well be funny!!!! thanks for the question

I was just diagnosed a month ago, but have probably had it for decades. I can't think of something funny I said, even though that happens a lot. I'm just glad my boss is legally deaf, lol.

I work in a public library, and was working at a different branch when we came back following the pandemic shut downs. A few of us were talking while I was shelving dvds, so I had a handful. When I responded to the conversation, I inadvertently tossed the dvds behind me. It looked like I just casually did it. I have no reason why. The look on my coworkers' faces was priceless.

People say I am very funny always. That's because most of what I say is true. Even fatigued. Even making odd comments. Some people find it not so humorous.