jumbled up speaking🤣

[agapepilgrim]

ever lose your words? I never know what words are going to come out of my mouth - definitely not always the same as what is in my mind😂😂

[jimeka]

What I find frustrating is not being able to remember something that you were told only 5 minutes ago. 🤷‍♀️

[hairbrain4 in reply to jimeka]

Yep me too. I used to blame it on doorways...when you walk thru them you forgot why. Now it's happening in the same room.

[mrsmike9 in reply to jimeka]

Oh yeah.

[Kit10]

Sometimes it's a good thing that the words in my mind don't come out of my mouth ...🙊

[falalalala in reply to Kit10]

Ain't that the truth

😂

[falalalala]

My friend used to say that her mom who had MS had no filter.

I used to think that it's something to look forward to.

😂

[tompumo]

It may not be the MS. This happens to us all as we age.

[Tazmanian]

Talk to your neurologist

[Jer29-11]

Yep! Much worse when I get too tired. I had problems with my speech with my “first” big relapse. I had expressive aphasia (couldn’t say what I was thinking or couldn’t name common objects) and slurred speech. I actually went straight to the ER because I thought I was having a stroke! Nope, just MS 🙃🤪

[Spenny84]

This is me every time I walk up to a table I am trying to help🤦

[twooldcrows]

it is very fluster to see the look on people's faces wondering what you are saying or trying to say ...my husband has had to correct me several times when i had said something that didn't match what we were talking about and i do worry if i do it to others ...most of the time it is by the impression on their faces that i have said something weird ...hahhaha...so embarrassing ...

[carolek572 CommunityAmbassador]

It sounds so much better in my mind, agapepilgrim