Contents:
l Introduction
l What is it?
l Causes
l Symptoms
l Glossary and Bibliography
l Pictures
One
of the keys to happiness is bad memory
l Introduction!!
Imagine if you woke up with Amnesia and forgot about
the silly little things,the dreams you left behind you didn’t need them. And
the dreams you never can escape.
Those memories that you have to let go off.
The good,The bad,The sad,The happy,The funny,The
scary...... ALL OF IT.
And when you forgot to
remember??
I chose this topic because I want
to make people aware of this unusual disease. I
also wanted
to learn more about it. In addition to this I wanted to teach my readers about
things that they had not learnt about before.
l Amnesia...A disease where your memory gets washed away and can’t
be brought back.
Amnesia is a disease in which you loose all your
memory. The memory can be wholly1 or partially2
lost due to the extent of damage the was caused.
There are 2 types of Amnesia
Retrograde and Anterograde.
Both types can occur within a patient at one time
depending on the kind of damage done to your brain.
A patient first loses the recent memories,then
personal memories and lastly family intellectual related memories. The more
damage done to the brain the worse the damage could get.
l Can stroke lead to worse things such as Amnesia?
Amnesia can be cause by many such reasons such as:
ü Stroke
ü Head injuries- Such as car
accidents.
ü Lack of oxygen- The brain doesn’t
receive an adequate3 amount of oxygen.
ü Subarachnoid Hemorrhage- Bleeding
in between the skull and the brain.
ü Tumors in inappropriate places in
the brain.
ü It also rarely occurs in patients
with major depression,whose illness has not responded to other treatments.
l What if you have Amnesia but you don’t know about it because you
forgot you had it.
Amnesia’s symptoms:
ü To learn new Information
ü The ability to remember past events
ü Failure to recognize places
ü Failure to remember faces
Why did they erase it this time?
It wasn’t there’s to take
l HATE REMEMBERING?
WELL I HATE FORGETING.
l Glossary and Bibliography
Glossary:
Wholly: Fully or Completely
Partially: To a limited extent
Adequate: Acceptable in quality or quantity
Bibliography:
Doctors End
Wikipedia
Mayo Clinic
Medical news
Medindia
Health Line
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