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11 Areas of Daily LivingDaily Living ChallengeDATAthe Mental or Physical DysfunctionKnowledgePerson
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I immediately forget an important request that my husband has told me twice.
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I forget more often what I have told others and what others have told me.
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It is difficult to concentrate on one sound in a place with a variety of noises, and doing so quickly makes me tired. When my brain is fatigued, I do not want to listen to anything.
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I hear the music that plays at a regular time in my town repeatedly at different times.
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Sudden brightening of surroundings causes pain
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Light and sound are felt as pain
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I have difficulty recalling people's names.I check letters because I can find names on them.
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I cannot remember people's names.
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Sometimes I cannot match the faces of my friends with their names.Keeping information and memories about my friends in my cell phone, calendar, address book, etc.
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There is no place in the community where I can meet people close to my age.
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I cannot remember when a certain event took place. I can remember by looking at my notebook and seeing words and places written.
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My sense of time has faded, and I do not feel that it has been a while when I see my friend.
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I refrained from seeing people at times.I make it a rule that I decline invitations without pushing myself hard.
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I am hesitant to make an appointment because I am worried that I might suddenly feel ill and end up canceling it at the last minute.
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I forget contact information, such as phone numbers, of my friends and acquaintances.
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When I practice yoga, I do not know how to move my limbs. I am not able to tell where my right foot is and cannot move my limbs as I am told to.
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I find it difficult to keep up with the content and structure of television programs and find them annoying.I do not watch the television as much as I used to. I watch mostly non-serial programs briefly.
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I forget the story of serial dramas and have difficulty following the storyline.
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I have trouble following the story when scenes in dramas switch.
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The sound of TV commercials feels piercing.