Memory Loss Novels & Stories

They really both deserve each other. We were covered by silence for a while until Thunder broke it again. "You're getting prettier, Amber. That explains why Blake was flashing a big smile and a good mood earlier when we met," he said with a shaking head. I creased my forehead in confusion. "Hmm… Blake?" I asked to clarify if I heard the name right. "Yes, Blake," he emphasised the word. "Uh… I thought you are going to meet here," he paused. "Wait, are you having amnesia again?" he continued, making me more puzzled.

"You met accident in yesterday night." "Then why i am feeling like Kai died" Edward said "Because you lose your memories." Rose said "What rubbish if i lost my memory then who will remember you guys." "Because you only losted few memories of yours. It's called Alzheimer." Hope Interfered finally. "What do you mean." "Alzheimer is such a disease where patient remembers some of the memories. And the others get deleted from his brain. You remember everything upto Kai's death but after that you don't remember a thing"

I stared at Killian who nodded and began to explain. “Selective amnesia is a form of memory loss in which a person loses specific memories while keeping back others, and this is often related to particular events or time periods. This condition can be triggered by trauma, stress, or psychological factors, and typically, the memories lost are those associated with emotionally distressing or significant experiences.

Adriel's phone rang, breaking the silence in his study. He answered, his voice firm. "Steven, what did you find out?" "Hey, boss. I have got some info on hyperamnesia," Steven said, his voice serious. "From what I gathered, hyperamnesia is a rare condition where a person's memory is...uhmm… altered. They might forget important details, or even entire chunks of their life." Adriel's grip on the phone tightened. "What do you mean by 'altered'?"

"Really funny! anyway, I have a question" I said and she face me while doing that stitching stuff. "What is it?" "For a person that is suffering from short term amnesia for two years, is there any possibilities that their memory slowly comes back or is it because there is a trigger?" "That depends, and also to correct that, if that is almost two years now, well it is not consider as short term amnesia or simply called memory loss, hmm why dont you give concrete details instead" "Oh so that is, ahmm, well what if the person forgets to remember the recent past but remembers everything from two to five years before, it is like having a selective memory lost"

I only hoped he had a wireless connection since I could see no evidence of a cable line connected to the computer. I touched the keypad, and the monitor lit up. At least i wasn’t a useless vegetable and had retained knowledge of the basics. As frustrating as my memory loss was, i was relieved to know it was confined to my personal history and not to the world around me. I shook my head, plagued by the sheer absurdity of it all. For the first half hour, i did countless searches on memory loss, but wading through the mass of conflicting opinions only gave me a vile headache. So i turned my attention to looking up information on Jo

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.

Some clinics were closed at night, but Duke had made a call in advance and booked an appointment with the best doctor. Adina took the list and underwent various examinations before she brought the examination report to the outpatient clinic. The doctor carefully flipped through the five checklists. “There aren’t any big issues with the data in the report. Suddenly forgetting something that just happened is known as temporary memory impairment in medicine. This impairment will slowly disappear with time, but it will also become increasingly severe with age. Under normal circumstances, the symptoms will become more and more obvious only when the patients have reached the age of forty…”

“ What?” “ Yes. You've got this condition , called partial memory loss where you forget some of the recent incidents of your life.” She explained, making me freeze in my place, listening to her words. “ I-I lost my memory?” I repeated, partly in disbelief and partly in a joke. “ But I remember everyone. I remember you. I remember mom and Dad too and I even remember every high school teacher of ours.” I pressed my lips in a straight line, trying to imply that they had misunderstood the situation.

ARIA’S POV The doctor enters the room with a reassuring smile, but the weight of the situation is clear in his eyes. I can’t help but ask about my memory—why I can’t remember certain things, and why my head still feels heavy with confusion. The doctor listens patiently before explaining. "Aria, you've experienced significant trauma to your head.” He explains to me that the impact caused a disruption in my brain's ability to access certain memories. This type of memory loss is often temporary, but it's a result of the brain protecting itself from further injury. In medical terms, this is known as selective amnesia.