Amnesia Visual Novels & Stories

But the doctors couldn’t question her at the moment, so they waited a few more days until she was a lot stronger. After a few days, the VIP ward was filled with Anamika’s family members and friends. The doctor wanted to know if her memory was intact after the surgery on her brain. But unfortunately, she had selective amnesia– she lost a large part of her memory… specifically the unhappy and traumatizing ones.

“Agreed. I will help Celeste buy her dress.” Present: “Patients suffering from Dissociative amnesia may forget specific events or time periods. You only lost three to four years of your memory before the mishap and that's how you remember your parents including the incidents that happened in your childhood. Unfortunately that was exactly the time when I entered your life and thus you don't remember me.” Anthony blinked his eyes repeatedly to control the welling tears.

“I remember the last two digits of the car plates were 53, and it was a black SUV.” The police responded with a hint of disbelief, “But Ms Roberts, this happened six years ago and you yourself said you’ve suffered from temporary amnesia, so how can you be certain the things you’ve remembered are in fact correct?” Caroline replied steadily, “That’s because the man wanted to kill me, how can one possibly mistake the details of his or her killer? Furthermore, even during my amnesia, my retentive memory was perfectly okay.”

She is still staring at the doctor without a hint of what she was thinking or whatever she feels. It was when he reached the bed that she slowly turns to him. And though he understood what the doctor said, he still hopes he could get some reaction. Unfortunately, like with the doctor, she stares at him without recognition. Her eyes were too calm for his peace of mind. "Amelia, he is your husband. Alek Vasili Wright" the doctor tries to remind her. There are a lot of cases where amnesia will just be resolved naturally once the patient is exposed to someone or something important to her. The familiarity of a person could trigger the return of memories.

"It's not that she can't recognize you. The actual fact is that she can't remember you. I'm really sorry to say this but due to the severe concussion that she suffered, Jolie has lost her memory, or more precisely, some parts of it. She has completely lost the memories of the past eleven years. That's why she can't remember both you and Jeremy as she hadn't met both of you eleven years ago. She's suffering from what we call retrograde amnesia. And retrograde amnesia is usually temporally graded in the sense that one's most recent memories are affected while the older ones are retained. Its extent also varies in different cases and from one patient to the other. One may lose memories of one o

CHAPTER 29 LIAM’S POV. It has been a week since I opened up to Freda about my visions—Memories. I thought she had forgotten about it, until I caught her red handed today. She was surfing the internet, and I appeared behind her, but to my surprise... She was searching of what it meant when a amnesiac patient was remembering things, but instead, the patient do see himself turning into things he can’t decipher.

“Stop thinking about it. Give yourself more time. You will restore your memories, eventually. Don’t stress yourself. And I hope you will also remember my place in your heart before.” I fell silent for a while. A sense of guilt also welled up inside me. I may not remember him, but the thrill I felt every time I saw him, my fondness and admiration for him, and that I made him my sexual fantasy, spoke of the truth that he had occupied a space in my heart. “But why do I still remember everything that happened before I went to Japan?” I said, disentangling from his embrace so that I could see his face. “It’s called partial amnesia. Our human brain refuses to remember everything that is extremely

“Leah, it’s me. Your mother.” Leah shook her head. “I don’t remember you. I don’t remember any of you.” Mama clamped a hand over her mouth, a sob breaking through. The doctor cleared his throat. “I was just about to explain. Your daughter suffered a head injury during the accident. She has retrograde amnesia. It means she has lost memories from before the accident.” Noah’s hands curled into fists. “How long will this last?” The doctor sighed. “It varies. Sometimes memories return in days or weeks. Sometimes… never.”

Earlier, he was completely at loss about what to do when Jerson finally opened the door for him only to discover Jerson almost completely naked. It had only been a few days since Vishnu had reflected on himself. Whenever Jerson was present he felt at comfort. And he knew he couldn't ignore the fact that someone as cautious as he was felt at ease whenever he was in Jerson’s vicinity. Nevertheless, the only conclusion he could come up with was the same one Noah had told him before: that he and Jerson had known each other for years. His greatest concern, however, was the reason why he had completely forgotten about Jerson while recalling every other detail about his life. Because Noah stated th

All the words and letters are changing their orders, which adds a stamp to the fact that dylexia is additional to my condition. Fuck! The doctor clears his throat in preparation to speak. "Persistent headache, difficulty in concentrating and memory loss." Doctor Flynn leaves my side, carries a file on the table, and holds it out over to the blonde hair blue eyes guy who hesitates, eyes lingering too long on the file, before he reluctantly accepts it. "Here, the tests results confirmed that she has Retrograde Amnesia - loss of memory access to events that occurred or informations that was learned in the past." "Oh My God!"