DRIVING WITH A BRAIN THAT'S SCATTERED, COULD LEAVE YOU WITH A BRAIN THAT'S SHATTERED! |
| We know it can be a challenge, but you have to work hard sometimes to concentrate only on your DRIVING. |
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| In an article from American Baby Magazine, a mom from Ohio said, “Toward the end of my pregnancy, I was such a scatterbrain. I’d misplace my keys. I would forget my purse at someone’s house or on a counter at a store. I missed a haircut appointment.” |
| Another new mom from Kansas said, “I didn’t realize that once I was pregnant I would not remember where I set down my glass of water. On my message board they call it ‘the pregnant brain.’” The article goes on to say that part of this “forgetfulness is “hormonal…. but a lot of it has to do with the fact that your mind is also very preoccupied with producing this baby…” |
| "FORGETFULLNESS" |
| Take extra care when driving, and check yourself once in a while to see you’re thinking about driving, versus the hundreds of other things that tend to take over your consciousness during this time of many changes to your system. You will have to work hard at keeping your interest level high while operating your motor vehicle safely. |
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