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I get annoyed when i forget something that i was going to say and i knew what i had to say but forgot it. i'm still 17. is it normal?
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Yes: Although this can be frustrating, at your age this is not a concern unless you've had a history of concussions, etc. Most everyone has forgetful moments. To help with daily forgetfulness, try meditation or other stress relieving activities.
Answered 5/23/2013
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