Name: 記憶喪失の真実【CC (The Truth About Memory Loss [CC])
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:43:13.000Z
Duration: 19 min 33 s
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- [Clara] What did you have for breakfast?

- The two words that are coming into my mind

are pistachios and Cheerios, and neither of those are right.

and for those of you who don't know, I have memory loss.

Quite bad memory loss, due to being slightly brain-damaged.

would just be a lot more sorted and productive

if I tried to take all of the scrappy bits of paper

some of your most-asked questions about memory loss

There are things that I will definitely never forget.

I never forget that my wife is called Claudia,

I don't forget where I am when I wake up in the morning.

Those aren't things that I generally forget.

that are more like actions that I have done

Technology is obviously massively important aid

I don't know where I would be without my Google Calendar.

like, oh, fill in this form, I'll put in my Google Calendar,

and then if I don't get it done that day,

because then every day it sends me a reminder

It's also really helpful to be able to share things

in the fact that I can look something up.

Sometimes I just have a gap in my ability to do maths

when it relates to myself and my own experiences,

I don't remember when I first got memory loss.

I have a very clear memory, I think, of my childhood,

but I also have a problem where I can't tell the difference

between a memory and something I just thought once.

but my brain tells me that that is a honest-to-god memory.

So I have a real problem when I tell someone,

because I have memory loss, and I will forget,

and their immediate response is, oh, I get that too.

I think normal memory loss is forgetting your shopping list

and only being able to remember half of the things.

For me, memory loss is crying because you got

to the top of the stairs, and you kind of think

that you've maybe been going up and down the stairs

for 20 minutes now, and you don't know why.

Your mind is a gap, it's a very physical gap in your brain

It's a cube of emptiness inside of my mind

I think that you have to give up a certain amount

of independence, because I am perfectly aware

Claudia will come home and she'll be like,

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