He’s also talked about coming home to find his new kitten had escaped from his apartment. He described her, told me her name, and talked about how sad it still makes him sometimes. © AnxiousOwlette / Reddit
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I am in my room on my computer. I open Google and go to type something. In my mind, I have the text I want to type, but for the life of me, I could not type the words. It was always gibberish.
I retried three times, but I 100% could not type what I knew I wanted to. It wouldn’t even come out as words. I have no idea why this happened, but after I took a walk, I was fine. © ValorFiend / Reddit
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This was last year. I was sitting in my room with the light on. It was getting late, so I decided to get up and turn it off. I got up, took two steps, and suddenly, I was back on my bed—and the light was off.
I never reached that switch… © Unknown author / Reddit
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I was 22, getting ready at 6:30 a.m. for a baking class when I was in culinary school. I had the distinct thought that I needed to grab my chef’s coat from my closet… The next second, it was laying out neatly on my bed. I have no recollection of taking it out. It freaked me out.
A couple of years later, when I was 25, I was waiting tables. I was holding an empty glass under an iced tea carafe. The next second, I was holding a full glass that already had condensation on it, and my coworker was asking me if I was okay.
They might have been seizure events, but those are the only two instances of memory lapses I’ve ever had. It’s really scary when it happens. © Psych_Nurse_18 / Reddit
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