So should we be worried if you just like walk in a room and all of a sudden you're like, I don't remember why I came in here or you blank on a word you always know?

So that happens to all of us.

So if we walk into a room and we kind of forget why we're there, that may be because we have split attention, we're paying attention to so many other things, we have so much on our plate.

When it's time to worry is if that consistently happens more frequently.

If we go into a familiar space and then forget how to get out of that space.

For example, forgetting where you park your car is normal, but if you forget how to drive home, that's not normal.

Word finding difficulties sometimes may happen and the word comes to you an hour later.

So then it's like, how do you know? How do you know if it's something to do with early dementia or is it hormonal or how do we correct the sleep?