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Ann-OH
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I just came across this phrase again. It was from the middle 1990's and used to appear on computer screens quite often, to everyone's frustration.

I found a t-shirt with this on it and presented it to Dr. F. of Columbia U. who so generously came out to speak at a Lyme disease conference I was organizing. He loved it.

I think it still says a lot.

"Insufficient Memory at This Time"

Ann - OH

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Ha ha! good one [Big Grin]
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I tell people all the time that I have a Lyme brain. Some get it, some don't. [Big Grin] [so who's lame now!? [Big Grin] ]

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I definitely have Lyme brain--I'm losing my nouns. "will you please hand me that thingy, that thingy with the round lid--you know..." But a lot of my Lyme symptoms like this are also common to menopause and I'm there, too. I'm hoping treating the Lyme will help the brain stuff--and help me find a two-week supply of medicine for my nebulizer. (I have asthma, too.) I know that stupid box is here somewhere--that I put it in a "safe" place.

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