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October 28, 2024
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Members overwhelmingly validated the original poster's experience of concentration difficulties and forgetfulness, with nearly everyone... Read more

Members overwhelmingly validated the original poster's experience of concentration difficulties and forgetfulness, with nearly everyone sharing that they rely heavily on lists, notes, calendars, and phone apps to stay organized and manage daily tasks. Several members described living with persistent brain fog as part of their MG journey, while others noted it could be a combination of MG, aging, or other autoimmune conditions like Hashimoto's and Sjögren's, with a few mentioning supplements like Ginkgo biloba or vitamin A as potential aids. A recurring theme was approaching these challenges with humor, grace, and gratitude, focusing on what truly matters, letting go of perfectionism, and finding peace in doing what you can each day without added stress or self-judgment.

A MGteam Member

I use the notes app on my phone because I never forget my phone but I’ll forget notes. Makes it easier because I can use talk to text when my eyes won’t focus.

December 30, 2024
A MGteam Member

I'm 67 going to be 68 the 9th of next month , and I agree with you 100% I have 3 notebooks 1 is just for doctor visits , my husband laughs at me , but he says you know the doctor really appreciate that you have everything written down❤

December 30, 2024
A MGteam Member

I'm just gonna say now that I'm 64, MG and old age🤣😎 are twins

December 30, 2024
MGteam

Yes, difficulty concentrating can be a challenge for those with myasthenia gravis. Here are some tips to help manage this:

- Set Reminders: Use timers or reminders to help you remember tasks and medications
- Make Lists: Writing down what you need to do can help keep you organized and focused.
- Be Open With Your Health Show Full Answer

Yes, difficulty concentrating can be a challenge for those with myasthenia gravis. Here are some tips to help manage this:

- Set Reminders: Use timers or reminders to help you remember tasks and medications.
- Make Lists: Writing down what you need to do can help keep you organized and focused.
- Be Open With Your Health Care Team: Discuss any concerns with your doctor, including concentration issues, to find the best strategies for you.

For more detailed advice, you can visit [MGteam](https://www.MGteam.com/resources/under-40-with-...).

October 28, 2024
A MGteam Member

Hey yall
I started taking vitamin A
My son bought it for me over the summer. One everyday. I stopped taking ginko biloba. Apparently it did not help.
I'll continue on the vitamin A.
Is it perfect? No.
Because we forget as we age. And I'll never not organize and make lists. But I'll always keep trying.
Thank God he is a healer🙏🏿❤
Stay hopeful 😎

November 25, 2025

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