Writing with amnesia takes a lot of mental effort. Since becoming disabled, everything takes more time and energy than it did before. For example, I often have to reread my own notes several times a day because I can’t remember what I wrote, even if it was just a few hours earlier. Once, I spent an entire afternoon rewriting a paragraph, only to find out later that I had already written the same idea earlier in the draft.

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