Does zoloft and/or amphetamines cause permanent memory loss?

Over the years, I noticed I would often forget things or be confused. It would at times be embarrassing when I would forget important things that people had just shared with me. To them I’m sure it seemed as if I wasn’t listening or didn’t care. The problem was that I just couldn’t remember conversations, places I’d been, or things I’d done.
My Husband started noticing I would often have no memory of things I had just done. (For example the time I handed out gummy snacks to the entire team, helped some kids unwrap them, then cleaned up.) My Husband was there with me. Minutes later we got into the car and I said frantically, “Oh darn it! I forgot to hand out the snacks!”
My Husband looked at me puzzled and thought I was kidding. When he reminded me of the whole scenario I was then able to remember doing it.
Over the years this has happened over and over again. Unfortunately I am not even aware of how much I have forgotten. Towards the end, I went into deep depression because my brain was so foggy and useless that I was convinced I must have early onset dementia. After undergoing many memory tests they deemed I did not have it, but could not explain the memory loss. I reiterated my feelings to the Dr that this all started when I began using Zoloft. She said that there wasn’t any medical data to back up what I was saying but she would switch my medication at my request.
So I made the decision to get off this brain deteriorating drug, despite the possible emotional side effects I was in for with a drug change. We tried several different drugs before we found one that worked. A I am currently on Lexapro for my anxiety. My hope was that once I discontinued the Zoloft my memory loss would improve. Sadly, it did not so there seems to be permanent damage. It is too late for me, but I hope that this response may help others contemplating using Zoloft to make an informed decision. I realize it is possible that all the antidepressants have a similar effect, but I can only speak for my results on Zoloft. On a side note, I don’t feel as if my memory has gotten any worse on Lexapro so hopefully this one is not doing further damage. I wish my anxiety levels were at a place I could do without any of these meds but unfortunately that is not the case. I also wish that more medical research will be done to confirm these side effects, therefore warning the public of the possible outcome, but with the deep pockets of the pharmaceutical companies this will probably not happen anytime soon.
I now joke that it’s a good thing I was so smart to start with, otherwise there would be NO brain cells left.

To improve my memory I take OM3 fish oil supplements and exercise-gets brain more blood/do 10 minutes of relaxation breathing a day. This has seemed to help my depression/memory. Hope I helped-

I am 41 years old manic depressive, paranoid, anxiety, OCD, insomnia, etc..that is enough for know,regarding myself.

This is what you should do ... from my experiences in this so called world

Learn to control your mind, your emotions, your feelings , your fears..do not let them control you... for if they do you are ... I will not say... because I am here to help you within my means. It is very hard to achieve the only way to learn is to fall and get up again and again and never ever give up and every time you get up you gain knowledge, experience ,courage and strength no matter if it is good or bad as Enistein said "there are no good or bad experiences for they are only experiences", this means always rescue the positive things in life.
Never struggle through life´s path always walk with your head held up high..you are in control and so am I... not our conditions which if we fear and do not accept make us weak. That is all for now. from a caring individual