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Originally Posted by Maverick
I should, perhaps also say that when I had the original haemorrhage, on the day I came out of hospital, I had a total memory failure, I knew where I was (because it was written on the great ormond street hospital bed sheets), but had no idea why I was there or what had happened. But perhaps I really should see a neurologist about these episodes.
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I relate to the memory failure soon after surgery, I have about four weeks of anterograde amnesia following my craniotomy, where I didn't know where I was or why. I still can't remember those four weeks but I process new memories fine now. Since your surgery was years ago I think a decision to have a follow up with a neurologist is prudent.
Wishing you well.