Memory Loss Novels & Stories

she retorted. "Malay ko sa hippocampus mo! Short-term memory loss ‘yan. Kaya kung ako sa’yo, magpa check-up ka na dahil walang nakakaligtas d’yan,” pananakot ko sa kaniya. "Bakit naman? Delikado ba ‘yon?" taka niyang tanong. Mukhang naniwala. Utu-uto talaga ‘to. "Hindi naman. It's a normal part of getting older, pero it can also be a sign of a deeper problem, tulad ng dementia, brain injury, or mental health issue."

"Well, probably it's depend upon the patient, kong kailan niya maalala ang lahat. Perhaps it may take longer and the worst is for life." "Wala po ba tayong options, para mas mapabilis ang recovery niya?! tanong ulit ni Wayne. "Again its depend upon the patient, because mnesia is a general term describing memory loss. Symptoms include memory loss, confusion and the inability to recognise familiar faces or places. And some cases, amnesia resolves without treatment. However, if an underlying physical or mental disorder is present, treatment for that condition may be necessary. Psychotherapy or cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) may

sagot ko. " But why did it happen to her? " sabihin ko na nga. " Anu kasi ma'am may amnesia kasi sya. Every time she tries to remember something or someone from her past na makikita nya it triggers that's why her head will hurt so bad. That's the reason why from time to time she'll loss consciousness. " sagot ko. " Oh my God. So kailangan pala lagi siyang may kasama. Buti nalang talaga nasalo sya ng isa sa mga kaklase nya kung hindi mas malaking problema. " sabi nya.

hindi ako nagsalita at nakinig lang sa mga sasabihin niya. Bumuntong hininga siya at tinignan ako mata sa mata. "You're nurse kaya maintindihan mo ang sasabihin ko Ath." "Yes.." natatango kong sambit kaya huminga siya ng malalim. "Stress and anxiety. Anything that makes it harder to concentrate and lock in new information and skills can lead to memory problems. Stress and anxiety fill the bill. Both can interfere with attention and block the formation of new memories or the retrieval of old ones.." napaawang ang bibig ko dahil unti unti ko ng nuunawaan.

sagot niya kasabay nang marahan na pagtango. Napasandal ang doktor sa swivel chair nito saka napabuntong-hininga at muli siya nitong tiningnan. "The part of his brain which got a fractured is where our memories stored. And yes! There's a possibility na may mga bagay o tao siyang hindi maaalala specially kung ang bagay o tao na 'yon ang nasa isipan niya when he got into an accident," paliwanag ng doktor.

Tita asked. “It means, existing and previously made memories of the patient were loss. This type of amnesia tends to affect recently formed memories first. Older memories, such as memories from the childhood, are usually affected more slowly. The ability to form new memories is left intact,” tuloy-tuloy na paliwanag niya. How funny our situation is. We both have amnesia. But sadly, mukhang ang hindi magagandang memories namin ang naalala ni Ken samantalang happy memories ang iniwan niya sa akin.

Hindi naman nagsalita ang tatlo bagkus ay nakatingin sa dalagang pinakakalma ng mga nurses sa loob. "There are two types of amnesia: retrograde and anterograde amnesia," the doctor explains. "Retrograde means you've lost your ability to recall events that occurred just before the event, while anterograde means you've lost your ability to form new memories. In her case, she has Retrograde amnesia; she can't remember anything, even her name." " Is it permanent? " Sa wakas ay tanong ni Lucas.

ani Lawrence kay Vince. "Y-yes, how I wish that won't happen, anterograde amnesia refers to a decreased ability to retain new information, and this can affect your dad daily activities. It may also interfere with work and social activities because he might challenges creating new memories, this kind of amnesia is a subset amnesia," malungkot na saad ni Vince kay Lawrence. Nakita niya ang matinding lungkot sa anyo ng bata. He wanted to comfort him, but he can't.

Lee sa study room. “She’s not well,” she said. “Anong problema?” Winson sighed. “Her memory is deteriorating. Nakaraang linggo ko lang napansin. She forgets things every day... It’s regressing.” “To what age?” “Before eighteen—maybe younger. But oddly, she still remembers you.” Napapitlag si Amber. “Nakalimutan niya lahat?” “Our marriage, our children,” Mapaklang saad ni Winson Lee. “But you—she remembers clearly.”

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 or months, bumalik ang alalaa niya at may posibilidad din na mahi