Joyce I loved the connection thing. Photo help me keep a connection too but more typically it is a visual one. I can not remember live faces but nearly...
Vivian, you have trouble recognizing voices too? That's interesting, because I thought most people with prosopagnosia use voices as one of the main ways to...
Vivian, something about your statement has brought out a lot of pain in me. I am not blaiming anyone for the pain especially not you. Please just read below...
Hello, I hope this finds you well. I'm a UK author, and I'm currently researching my new book, which will include a short section on prosopagnosia. I was...
Hello, I hope this finds you well. I'm a UK author, and I'm currently researching my new book, which will include a short section on prosopagnosia. I was...
Yes, I use voices. I am pretty good with recognizing a voice, though I find it harder on the phone than in person. Shae (Sent from my iPhone) On Jun 26, 2009,...
Anybody with prosopagnosia who reads this, can you please say whether you can use the sounds of peoples voices to identify them. That may help identify how...
Hi Rob I have been faceblind all my life. Strangely I have improved since moving to New Zealand - so that is very weird. I am hopeless with both voices and...
I use voices to identify people. Voice is one of my primary clues who people are. My prosopagnosia is congenital. ~Bonnie - - - - - - - Anybody with...
...I was wondering was about the occasions in which the loved ones or neighbours of workmates of sufferers ever get really offended that they're not...
Its possible in my case that the reason I hear a little bit better than normal is because I? need to given my mild face blindness. I do recognize not just ...
I am just the reverse - I find it easier to use the voice to identify a phone caller than a person face to face. I have always put this down to the extra...
I use voice recognition big time. That cues me on who the person is if I see them outside of where I would usually see them and expect to see them. ... From:...
Stuff like that happened to me 20 years ago when I was in college where people were upset because they would say hi to me and I didnt realize they were them. ...
I am so sorry for your pain and your suffering. Your post touched my heart and brought tears to my eyes. I will explain myself a little. Until I was 36, I...
Rob, I don't recognize voices very well. I grew up in KY and now live in the Midwest. When I first moved here, on my first day of listening to a radio talk...
Was it Elliot? I am in NoVa. Shae (Sent from my iPhone) On Jul 7, 2009, at 1:19 PM, daniel palmeri <palmeridj@...> wrote: With radio I recognize voices....
I can strongly identify voices. As a matter of fact when I recall an event often the voice is one of the strongest memories I have.? My hearing, though, is a...
... Hi -- Guess this is my intro as well, 'cause I've just been lurking up till now -- I'm 54 and have mild-ish face blindness (57% on the online test) --...
Mine is congenital. My voice recognition is about the same as my face recognition. I can recognize strange or unique voices or speach patterns - similar to...
Thanks Vivian... I am so glad I have this site. Your explaination of course made sense... I just do not come from a world of support. I come from just the...
I'm terrible with voices, and my prosopagnosia is congenital. From: faceblind@yahoogroups.com [mailto:faceblind@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of robcross555 Sent:...
I'm good with voices and find them slightly more useful than faces for identification purposes. My prosopagnosia was acquired very early (<1yr). - Angela G....
What about atmosphere... as in a gentle breeze, blazing sun, bit of shade, etc? My memories often include such things along with voice and body movements. The...
Some one wrote of environmental things to recognize people. How can you do that when the location of meeting with people changes? I attend a weekly class in a...
Yes, a person's voice is definitely one of the 'clues' I use! The lady in red is fresh as a daisy when the town is in bed ________________________________ ...
when we meet folks out of context we need every clue we can muster to place them. We can't remember their face, but we can their voice, mannerisms, style of...
Another tactic: I make a seating chart in classes or group meetings. Since I forget names--especially under pressure--I just sit and write everyone's name...
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