Brain dead

[niiina]

Does anyone here are unable to read long texts and are permanently dizzy and lost finding hard any kind of intellectual activity?

 

[Hollowman]

I'm not dizzy but there's a whole lot of nothing going on in my head.

 

[Luchs]

I sincerely think that this is a consequence of our modern day lifstime, marching by the marching beat of the clock.

 

[Life_and_Death]

yeah, but for me i think its because of my really bad dissociation and weed
edit: im like 100% sure of this because i was reading and just started to study for my GED when the dissociation hit and i had to drop it

 

[theboy]

I don't know... only that the medications have affected my mental cognitive area.

 

[Angst Filled Fuck Up]

Does anyone here are unable to read long texts and are permanently dizzy and lost finding hard any kind of intellectual activity?

Yes, I have written many posts on this. I'm surprised to read someone who has exactly the same symptoms. I am constantly dizzy with brain fog and fatigue. I feel delirious/drunk all the time. I never managed to get formally diagnosed with anything though. The closest things that seem to match are digital dementia/chronic fatigue syndrome.

 

[BornToFail]

Yes, and it only got worse with age.

 

[wljourney]

Yes. My illnesses have negatively affected my concentration.
Ability to read a text and process what I am reading. Concentrating on a page in a novel.
It's a major loss in quality of life when you can't read and process what you are reading.
Having to read the same page over and over again without retaining the information.

It has cost me my job.
Worst of all: now I have "all the time in the world" and can't even read a book.
All the wonderful books I always planned on reading "when I have time".

Read, people!
Read as if your life depended on it.
One day you may not be able to anymore.