You may first want to see your primary care provider and let them know what you are experiencing. They could have some very useful resources for you. Be sure to pay attention to the issues you are seeing and speak with an expert, someone that will understand what you are going through and can help advise you on any potentially vital next steps. Testing for memory and other cognitive decline is crucial for early identification and intervention to maintain health, but the most important key, is not ignoring the problem.
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