Amnesia Novels & Stories

"He is suffering from partial amnesia kaya hindi ka niya maalala at ang nangyaring aksidente sa kanya." "Bakit ako lang ang hindi niya maalala?" "Marahil pati si kuya Darwin ay hindi niya rin maaalala. You both are his recent memory at ang partial amnesia usually pinapalimot ang mga pangyayari na bago pa lang naganap o mga taong kakikilala pa lamang." "Kumusta po si tito Alex mama?" Si Zach. Hindi man lang nila napansin na nakalapit na pala ito sa kanila. "Is he still hurting?" puno ng pag-aalala ang munti nitong boses.

Her eyes are getting blurry as if tears are about to fall. "I'm not miss, base on her reactions she has retrogade amnesia. It occurs on patients who have a traumatic brain injury. She was almost killed and the way it seems something happened before the accident which her brain dosen't want to remember it anymore." While talking, he's reading my reactions. How my eyes twitched, how my eyes looked something inside the room side by side. He smiled when he already confirmed it but why he won't tell my bestfriend? He's riding with me I can tell. Should I thank him?

Kuya looked at me. “Selective amnesia refers to a type of memory loss where an individual forgets specific memories or information while retaining other memories intact. It's a condition where only certain aspects of memory are affected, often related to specific events, people, or details rather than a complete loss of memory. I told you that there are side effects to Lucien's surgery. Parts of his brain were affected, which led to the loss of his memory.” Mahabang paliwanag ni Kuya habang taimtim na nakatingin sa akin.

tanong naman ni Champagne. Malungkot na tumango ang doctor. "Pero bakit hindi niya kami maalala pero naalala niya si Owen?" nagtatakang tanong niya. "Well, dahil ang amnesia ay depende sa impact ng aksidente on the brain of the patient at base on her case, she has this what we so called Anterograde amnesia where older memories may be relatively preserved by the patient kaya maaaring may maalala siya sa nakaraan niya pero hindi ang mga alaala bago ang aksidente. But again, ang mga naaalala ng pasyente ay limitado lamang due to brain injury at oobserbahan pa natin kung gaano katagal ang magiging progress niya dahil pwedeng weeks o

Pagbalik ko he's sleeping, I wake him up para makakain at maka-inom ng gamot. “I wish I did these kind of things before, taking care of you whenever you're sick. I wasted six years.” Tumingin siya sa akin. “We can't turn back time. All we have to do is move on.” Hindi na ako sumagot, I can move on from the pain but I can't move on from the memories we made. Tumayo ako at akmang ibabalik lang ang mga kalat sa kusina pero he stop me.

Nang sulyapan ko si ma'am Elizabeth ay nakita ko ang kunot-noo niya sa kaniyang mag-ama. "Hindi pwede. Hindi ka pa magaling—" "Mom, temporary amnesia only affects some of my memories. Hindi naman naapektuhan ang ability kong mag-isip, magtrabaho o magdesisyon," sagot ni sir Rommel kay ma'am Elizabeth. Kahit doon ay napanganga kami.

"But from what I can tell, Xeno, this is not just a side effect from anesthesia. You're probably experiencing a dissociative amnesia." Nangunot agad ang noo sabay ng pagkunot ng noo ko. A what? Don't tell me mas malala ito kaysa sa amnesiang inakala kong meron ako? "Dissociative amnesia o kilala dati bilang pschogenic amnesia. This is rare amnesia, Xeno wherein there's only 1% of men and 2.6% of women affected in the general population. It occurs when a person blocks out certain information, often associated with a stressful or traum

Mukhang may isinusulat si doc. "I … I don't remember anything, doc. I'm a bit confused dahil tanging ang pangyayari lamang ng araw na iyon ang hindi ko maalala," nakayukong sambit ko. "She incurred selective amnesia," the doctor said while facing my dad. "Se-selective amnesia?" tanong ni Daddy Linel. "Selective amnesia is characterized by the loss of only a portion of one's memory from a specific time period," agad na tugon ng doktor.

mahina niyang tanong, habang sinusubukang ma comprehend ang mga salita ng doktor. “Selective amnesia,” ulit ng tanyag na doktor, marahan ang tono kaya’t malinaw ang tinig ni Dr. Reyes, matapos niyang ibaba ang folder ng medical reports ni Trixie. “Your wife’s case is not unusual, but it’s delicate. Mrs. Valderama is experiencing what we call selective amnesia.” “Selective… amnesia?” ulit ni Sebastian, halos pabulong, waring hindi tinatanggap ang kaniyang narinig.