
Originally Posted by
Jim2
I can remember my brother coming home from hospital when I was 3 years and 3 months old, and nothing much else prior to 1992 thanks to a drunk driver in Picton. If I meet people I knew prior to that I can summon enough framework to recreate memories. And that's it. Motor and muscle memory related things are no trouble, and facts are no trouble, but I can't do long division or calculus or hex - decimal - binary translations in my head anymore.
That's interesting Jim,although not nice.I was pusher for a mate at a speedway meeting once,he had crashed the meeting before and was concused,but he reckoned he was OK,I duct tapped a steel bar down his leg and he tried racing for the day - he crashed 3 times and was taken away in the chopper.I loaded his bike and left,I didn't see him again for a few years as he did seasonal overseas work,and the race was one of the last of the year.When I met up with him again I asked how he got on after the concusion - ''oh,no problems,I'm fine now...but have lost all memories of my childhood''.I said that must be tough,but he reckoned as he didn't remember anything there was nothing to be upset about losing....dunno,it makes me sad though....
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