Unknown neurological condition?

[nikooters]

Hi all,

Closing the ahutters at a family member's gouse, I started from right to left. Please have a look at the image, I closed all but the middle one. You can see the right one to the open one is also party open.

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This happens a lot. I did not know I'd skipped a shutter, to me I did them all. It's like my brain jist stops and deletes stuff out of reality.

Anyone know what's going on?

[flatcap]

Looks like a Only registered and activated users can see links., Click Here To Register... (aka, UFO) to me.

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[agate]

Welcome, Nikooters!

I'm not sure what your question is but what I'm seeing is somebody's louvered shades, with one panel open and another shut. I had shades very much like that years ago and it was very easy to forget to shut or open all of them at once. No big deal, eh?

[nikooters]

Haha I wish. Its not that I forget, I literally visually think I did all of them until I come back later and see I didn't. I don't live in this home so my symptom is never this obvious. This happens often to me in my home with cupboard doors, straightening objects in a line when doing house work, etc

[agate]

Hi nikooters,
But doesn't this happen to everyone? I know it happens to me. When I have too much on my mind, I overlook things I meant to do. Nowadays quite a few people probably have way too much on their minds because we're all being expected to adjust to a rapidly changing technology that is a necessary part of our world by now, and that adjusting isn't easy.

[nikooters]

lol agate if it happened to everyone I don't think I'd try looking for answers here. thankw though for trying

[agate]

Nikooters, I don't quite follow your logic but can only repeat that what you describe sounds like nothing to be extremely concerned about. I guess that type of reply wasn't much help to you but it is what it is as they say.

[Piergino Pedrocco]

Hi.

Dear Nikooters,
did you already read about the various types of apraxia?

Best regards

Piergino

[agate]

Thank you for trying to help nikooters, Piergino Pedrocco!

I found something on apraxia from the NINCDS, the US federal organization specializing in neurological disorders, and it doesn't sound exactly like what nikooters described.

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[Piergino Pedrocco]

Thank you Agate.

Maybe you are right.

This morning I thought:
It could "simply" be an error
of execution of a ideomotor programme.
I read "I disordini della gestualita': le aprassie."
in
corsi.univr.it

You know that in neurology there always can be a new form of something.

Bye.

[agate]

Hi, Piergino Pecrocco,

I'm afraid my Italian is limited to a few musical terms but I believe I understood your post, and yes, neurology is full of surprises.