Hi Seani and welcome, I might be going through what your wife is, difficulty remembering recent things and names and trouble concentrating.for more than a few seconds, i was diagnosed with cancer related cognitive changes CRCC. Which means the brain has to work much harder than it used to so has to open up new neural pathways to compensate and you have to adjust to it, which you can, I did a managing memory and concentration course 6 x 90 minutes and things are getting better, though i have been told a full recovery is not possible, but a big improvement is., Seani I did the course at Maggies, www.maggies.org best wishes to you both.

Eddie 

Hi Sarah, many thanks for your kind message. I think you’re right about seeing a doctor but alas my wife has days when she’s in a bad place, her words not mine, she doesn’t want or feel up to talking with anyone most days. It’s just a case of waiting and being patient with her, but more importantly just being with her. 
Thanks again and take care 

Hi Eddie I hope you’re doing well today. 
Thank you for taking the time to write to me, it’s much appreciated, especially at this moment in time. 
As I mentioned to Sarah, a nurse here at CRUK, my wife has been having days where she just doesn’t want to talk with anyone about anything and wants to be left alone, which is quite upsetting as it’s a complete opposite of what she once was. 
I will talk with her about what you and Sarah have mentioned. But it is a little difficult right now, feels like we’re in limbo mostly. 
I wish you all the best Eddie, take care 

Sean 

Hi Sean, I'm doing ok thank you. I should have said the CRCC course is a group course, and talking to others who were also going through it helped me enormously best wishes.

Eddie

Hi Eddie, glad you’re doing well. I appreciate the information you’ve given me and I’m hoping to speak with my wife this weekend. 
Take it easy and have a good weekend 

Sean