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They are trying to steel my speech during conversations, they also give me "tip of the tongue" syndrome.

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Yes, as more time goes by, my memory of events gets more and more hazy, until it is replaced with details that haven't happened, very embarrassing to try and recall an event with someone who was there. Also, family members of mine are subjects of attach also, like my aunt is always saying something that I said or did together and I'm 110% sure it never happened. But they refuse to believe it. And it's not just my aunt, literally everyone in my family, but they refuse to see it. My sister was salatorian at Santa Barbara college when she graduated, that was only 10 years ago, now she suffers from tip of the tongue like I do, she forgets easy words to remember, but still won't admit to being attacked, she says that she just has to exercise her brain more.

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