Memory Loss Novels & Stories

The doctor tried to explain. “But Summer’s condition seems a bit different. The memory loss resulted from psychogenic amnesia and the memory loss that resulted from the accident is completely different. Summer’s brain suffered from trauma before, so why is she suffering from selective memory loss due to shock? In short, this is something you should pay attention to.” “Is it very dangerous?” Samson said nervously.

When he saw the young lady lying unconscious on the desk, he rushed forward and shouted nervously, “Miss!” Vera suddenly opened her eyes, looked at the old man, and smiled slightly as she said, “You’re awake.” The man said in a panic, “Miss, I... I seem to be having brain fog. I remember that you asked me to arrange for people to pack up and leave Northern Europe as soon as possible, but I don’t remember how I fell unconscious, and... I feel as if a part of my memory is missing...” Vera nodded and said calmly, “You feel as if there is a part of your memory that’s missing because someone erased your memory.”

But my sister keeps on bugging me so I agree after a lot of lectures from my one and only sister. I ask my doctor when I notice something is strange in my mind. I keep on seeing things, people to be exact in my head. Flashing like a light. And when I realized that is almost a quarter in the school year I was shocked. Why did I don't remember anything about that? My doctor said I have short memory loss but it will come back in no time. He gives me medicine that I need to take. And now I can say it's fine. A little memory loss is not a barrier to continuing to school.

the doctor completed “But why doesn't she remember me ?” Vikram impatiently asked. “Vikram you need to understand this very carefully as this would be difficult for you as well as her. There is no single answer to why she lost her memory but this is short lived. We call it anorexia but the memory makes it way back after a time in most of the cases. In her case she has a wide number of reasons on how she lost her memory. It could be either because she has gone through a post traumatic shock that could have made her lose the memory of the last few months or could be due to the loss of much blood that could have triggered her brain to not remember certain things of the past. But still for all t

“I don’t care what I was told. I need to know, how do we get her memory back?” The doctor folded his arms. “Memory loss like hers is unpredictable. Some patients regain their memories gradually through familiar environments, people, or emotional triggers. Others may never recover certain memories at all.” Daniel’s hands tightened into fists. “There has to be a way.” The doctor studied him. “Mr. Sterling, if you truly care about her, you should be patient. Forcing memories back too quickly could be overwhelming for her.” Daniel stood abruptly. “I don’t have time to be patient.”

Calvin breathed a small sigh of relief, but his nerve was still tensed, “So?” “However, it’s report showed that he had memory deterioration. In short, his memory system and cognitive ability had problems. In the beginning, he will slowly forget a lot of previous events. As the disease continues to deteriorate, he may start to forget things that happened in the previous hour or a minute of events suddenly interrupted in the brain. Or after he sleeps and wakes up, he may feel that he has been stuck in the past a certain time and in the later stage he even can not recognize the people around him.” Calvin gripped his cell phone tightly.

She said straight, and the doctor nodded his head, his face falling, as he wrote down his observations. "I'm sorry to tell you this. But she seems to have suffered a selective memory loss. It's usually caused by traumatic experiences." He said, and Sophia's parents gasped hearing the news. Sophia's face crunched hearing what the doctor said, "What memory loss? What are you all talking about?" She sat back straight, her brows furrowed. "Honey, do you really not remember Caden at all?" Cassandra asked, stroking her daughters head, tears pooling in her eyes.

Ruby asked, wishing for good news. “Unfortunately, miss.. His case of memory loss is extremely rare.. It's almost like his previous memories were wiped off in one sleep. He still remembers the alphabet and how to speak properly, but.. He remembers no one or no event that's taken place. Not even his age. It's very strange, but the resident doctor said it could be that his brain is preventing him from remembering to avoid him slipping back into the catatonic state in which he was when he was brought here. So this may be his body's way of protecting him..” Sonia said. “You do realize that I'm right here, right? Can you not talk about my brain like that in my pres

said the 2nd elder. "I have another opinion. Medical research has shown a temporary memory loss in Ms. Everhart's brain. That's because of the shock and panic Ms. Everhart has experienced over the years. The memory loss is temporary, which means she can remember again. We just have to give her time and a good environment to recover her memory," explained the head of the hospital.

This meant serious trauma for her even if she regained her memory. She blurted out, "Is Noah the puppy I dreamed about?" Her question made Joseph leap out of his chair. His deep-set eyes were filled with mixed emotions. After some hesitation, he asked, "Did you remember something?" "Huh? Am I forgetting something?" she asked in confusion. Ezra tugged at Joseph's sleeves to stop him. "No, you're fine. Patients with similar conditions to yours will sometimes suffer from memory decline." "That is true. I’ve been quite forgetful lately. How do we treat this?"