A stroke took away this neuroscientist's sense of past and future
From: Popular Science - Sep/Oct 2017 - page 75
By: Sophie Bushwick

Jill Bolte Taylor recalls all the things she forgot.

"As a neuroanatomist at Harvard, I studied how our brain creates our
perception of ­reality. And then one morning, I woke up with a sharp pain
directly behind my left eye. In the course of four hours, I lost the ability
to walk, talk, read, write, or recall any of my life. I was experiencing a
major hemorrhage, bleeding in the left half of my brain, which rendered me an
infant in a woman’s body."

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http://www.popsci.com/how-stroke-can-erase-sense-of-time

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