I have noticed new onset of worsening short term memory loss. I am on Paxil (quite awhile) Doxepin, Lamictal and quite a few vitamins and diabetic meds. No med changes in at least 3 months. I have been diagnosed for months now with severe PTSD (years for PTSD and depression), depression, unknown borderline personality disorder and bipolar DO. I have been able to have social security disability; had to quit my job at the end of May last year..I had little concentration; memory, etc. I am now seeing that very simple things are forgotten...reaching for (right at hand) a slip of paper to write down a item needed from groceries that I just thought of; the meeded info is gone and I cannot get it back. Occasionally find myself not recognizing usual landmarks that I have known for years..it is just for a split second but scary ... not able to focus on driving and have had a few close brushes with backend collisions. I have had 2 brain CT s in the last year and a half; the last one about June of 2013. I spoke with neurology and they truly believe this is PTSD and anxiety; no issues with the scans. I am now having alot of bone pain in my pelvis area left hip and femur and rt hip and midback. I can no longer lie on either side while sleeping due to back pain; need to lie on back. I am a Oncology nurse (or was for 25 years)..so you know what I worry about. I have a doctor appt feb 3rd but I have no insurance so unsure if I will be seen. I have considered the ER if pain worsens. right now I can get by on ibuprofen 600 mg every 4-6 hrs; occ switch to tylenol........My life is really ok; I keep myself busy and , volunteer on the phone for a couple of agencies a few hrs a week; got to the YMCA at least 4 x a week and have done that for over a year now...I am obese and working on that. I did have major surgery 2012 for gastric sleeve; lost a whole 20 pounds but sure I have lost a few brain cells due to the anesthesia. I had to be narcanned to wake up after surgery.(that was about 16 months ago...Good Luck; I think I already have the answer; but nurses are bad at thinking the worse. Thank you