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Password? we do have fybro you know !!

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Has anyone else pointed out that to ask us for a password to access this place is like asking a blind man for the colour of his socks? I am new to this site but had already forgotten my password !! yes I write it down (only to lose it) and sometimes put it in my phone (then forget to change it when necessary) There must be a thousand different passwords needed to run my life and I forget every one!!! I tried having just one until it was pointed out that its not safe. So I use variations on names and ages but its useless I still dont remember. Can you not remember it for us?? pretty please?? it makes me feel so stupid.

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LindseyMid

You should be able to enable cookies on your computer so that it remembers for you. Internet Explorer can do this.

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Sarah-Jane

If these fail, why not just put in 'frustrated'? I have got my personal laptop to remember all of my passwords, but then it never leaves home and I cannot forget the password to unlock the laptop - its a long forgotten [by others] family pet!

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bluecelestite

Well drink water good old unfashionable water .... it will rehydrate your brain and your body help flush out your bodys system of toxins. There is a book get it cheap on amazon called Your body's many cries for water by F batmanghelidj, M.D... I just bought it and you dont realize how much of your body is actually made up of water and how badly it needs to regulate it supply of water around the body it recommends women two and a half litres per day men three litres per day .... just regulate it through out your day when you would have a regular drink make it water dont forget your kidneys and heart have to do their function to process it through your body buy the book or look at the reviews see for yourself he has written other books which I will buy in the future ...... also do you eat fresh veg washed first looking into diet is important why because of the chemicals in processed food ... then look into buying SLS free and paraben free shampoo, conditioner, toothpaste with SLS and fluoride on my toothpaste it stated if you swallow the toothpaste consult your medical centre or poisons unit yes alarming isnt it why is it legal .. well money and profit come before public so yes that's how unhealthy your average toothpaste is ....it's the same ingrediants in babies toothpaste, change to eco balls for your washing machine and tumble drier balls to replace fabric conditioner, washing up liquid especially Sodium leurylth sulphate is in these products it is a car engine de greasent used to strip the grease look up parabens and SLS and what fluoride is ... take the time to surf the net look into how the bodys system work then look at your products your purchasing them slowly your understand why so many of us are sick .... I have changed the way I live and shop... I dont take no medicine now my symptoms of fibro are much less and I@m only just beginning to bring in these changes and I am a single parent on jobseekers with one 18 year old child so yes you can afford to just make the changes as you learn whats really going on out there the only person that will look after you is you ...If you want less or no pain as some people are it seems lucky enough to get better from all sorts of illness from reviews I have read then start helping yourself I have and I am very pleased I did

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LindseyMid

I read a good trick recently for passwords. Work out a combination of letters (including at least one capital) and numbers that you can quite easily remember. This should be 5-7 digits long and forms the base for your password. Then for each website that needs a password, add the first 3 letters of the web address to your base password. That way, you have an 8-10 digit password that is different for every website, but which only requires you to remember one relatively short password.

Obviously you need to really protect your base password in doing this. And I would always use something completely different for very important passwords like for online banking.

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Fiona_keane

I try to keep the same password for most things if possible, or make a note of it on my phone. You could always try a notebook too x

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Artyrosie

I have a notebook in which I write down stuff like this - it stays at home so isn't too vulnerable, and I generally don't write the password itself but a clue. For example, if the password was Cinderella I'd perhaps write princess or pumpkin as the clue. I'd know what it meant. Likewise some passwords require you to add a number, and I always use the same one - so then I'd write pumpkin plus number. Hope this helps! It works for me ... and I've got menopausal brain death as well as fibro fog!

I thought my bad memory was down to age I'm 57 hd Fibro for 9 years but never mad the connection unti now thank you x

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lizzylomas

thank you all for the comments, I will try some of your suggestions !

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