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Why are my memories always changing? is something wrong with my brain?
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It's not clear what: is happening from what U have said. R U forgetting events, or losing parts of memories? How do U know this is happening? Have friends or family members noticed this and told U? Is it happening after stressful events. Stress can impact on memory. There could be medical or psychological explanations depending on what is occurring. Clarify and start by speaking to a doctor about your concerns.
Answered 11/28/2017
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