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Prosopagnosia
Advice
Advice of Prosopagnosia
Understanding, acceptance, and accommodation from friends and family
by ProsopAnonymous
D-ribose
by Natalie
Learning about prosopagnosia
by cecbur
Figuring out that face recognition was my problem
by katemcsh
Just knowing there is an explanation, a name for this, has helped me feel so much better about myself.
by Katiebug
Mit Freunden über die Krankheit zu sprechen
by Fi
Acting training
by David
Asthma Inhaler that I received after High School
by Tony V
Knowing that I'm less likely to "judge the book by its cover" when it comes to people. My condition somehow ends up meaning that I'm so much better at reading people truly.
by Tj
As long as I remember my self
by Αντώνης
Self-diagnosed, but knowing there is a name for what I have has given great insight to many of my quirks
by Nicole
Finding out prosopagnosia is an actual condition and I am not the only one who deals with this helped a lot.
by Ms. L
terapia
by Jhuliana
No medicines have made much impact, but getting diagnoses help to calm the perplexed mind.
by Timothy
Sharing my experiences to help others understand what the disorder is and how it affects me.
by ProsopAnonymous
Lightening process
by Natalie
Telling others about my prosopagnosia
by cecbur
Enlisting family and friends to whisper names to me in social situations
by katemcsh
No, I am not losing my mind, or are forgetful, or are not interested....I could go on and on.
by Katiebug
Im Internet Leute gefunden haben die ähnliches Erleben
by Fi
Accepted Prosopagnosia and adapted to it.
by Tony V
Finding other people with the same condition, just knowing that i'm not alone
by Tj
I have foggy brain so that make it worst I guess
by Αντώνης
Knowing prosopagnosia is a real thing has given me more confidence in social situations
by Nicole
Joining prosopagnosia support groups on Facebook helped a lot. It's great to share stories and questions with folks with the same challenge.
by Ms. L
videos
by Jhuliana
Others introducing themselves each time we meet
by ProsopAnonymous
Mindfulness and meditation
by Natalie
Friends and family
by cecbur
I try and find the humour in all of this.
by Katiebug
Meine Geschichten mit anderen Betroffenen zu teilen
by Fi
Oddly: having a name to describe a very fundamental part of my daily life
by Tj
it's easier to have a wing man to remind me who "familiar" people are, even just a few minutes after being reminded already!
by Nicole
Letting people know about my challenge so they do not misinterpret it for rudeness
by Ms. L
apoyo familiar
by Jhuliana