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.

The doctor revealed coming out of his ward. I looked at him with my eyes widened. "How is that possible? He remembers his past and not me." "He's suffering from concussion." He explained. "What's that?" Oliver asked. "A brain injury caused by a blow to the head or a violent shaking of the head and body, one of the symptoms is memory loss." I understood the reason for his behavior, he only remembered the people in his past life and not me. "How can I bring his memory back?" I asked.

“Big parts of it, yeah.” Fuck me. “Will she ever remember?” His voice was quiet, hurt. “I don’t know.” “Do people usually remember?” “Truth?” “Yeah.” “They rarely recover their full memories. Most people have gaps for the rest of their lives. In Sarah’s case, all her childhood memories are intact, but her more recent memory is missing huge chunks of time, and it’s not just you. She has no memory at all of having Lemongrass as a client, for example.”

My eyes watered as I realized that I was more confused than earlier. "It seems like only certain parts of her brain didn't get affected. That being said we'll have to get her into therapy so she can relearn everything that she’s forgotten." The doctor stated confidently. "But I remember words. Shouldn't my memories come back?" I asked with what I could only assume was hope. The doctor stared at me with sad eyes that didn't help the fear

He won't remember anything. "Loss of memory, forgetfulness. Of course he is going to remember, but it's a slow process. Nothing should be done to trigger those memories, let him remember them himself. You can do some things to make him remember, but it shouldn't be forced," "He needs your emotional support and love, we will work hard to provide the needed medications and psychological therapy that will of course prove effective," "Remember it's a gradual process, I__"

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

"Not only does it lead to slower responses, but it also causes poor memory and leads to intermittent memory loss. "The doctor said that forgetting certain people and incidents might be a defense mechanism. My brain is afraid that I'll get hurt if I think about those people or incidents."

Immediately I got to the office, I went on to meet Dr Warren as he had requested. “Any improvement, Dr Harry?” I quickly took a seat beside him “Just flashes. She gets them once in a while and it’s not understandable most of the times” I explained “What she’s experiencing is temporary memory loss. Sometimes, there are some memories that we just don’t want to remember. I think that’s what’s going on with her. It can be for a short period or a long period of time and only just one thing is needed to trigger the memory and you’ll see the person suffering from it get back on their feet with all of their memories intact” He explained

"Oh... okay. Thank you, Doc Oliver." When my co-doctor leaves the room, I was just sighing the whole time when I saw Audrey just standing on the side of her mom's bed, and she couldn't do anything. Kris does not remember any of us, and as far as I know about short-term memory loss, it is a condition in which the patient forgets the things that happened to them recently.

I wondered if it was due to my inability to remember the past. "I've indeed lost a significant portion of my memory." The doctor nodded solemnly. "That's right. Head injuries can cause short- or long-term memory loss. You shouldn't rush these things. Avoid mental stress and excessive brain usage. Try to recall some past events and adjust your emotions. The lost memories will return as you gradually relax." "Are you saying I might recover my memories, even after so many years have passed?" I was excited because I wanted to remember my childhood. I knew those memories must hold a special significance.