Talk:Psychogenic amnesia
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03:29, 26 August 2006 (UTC)03:29, 26 August 2006 (UTC)~~I believe its real however limited in its scope. Sort of like how the ripple effect disperses. I have had some profoud experiences where this description makes sense in the way which I can Identify. I would like to explore this more. whereas Not only have I been through what I once could only describe to myself as the threshold of a nervous breakdown ( in that I felt as though i could not absorb anymore input as in addition to process something out in some circumstances which was more profound at a point, peaked then gradually subsided. Greatly requiring proactive involvement like an athlete to overcome) associated with profound cas\tastrophical circumstances. I also observed this with many addicts and alcoholics and other traumaus as being something that I could observe but not b\put my finger on. This description very w/ emphasis makes some sense. I truly believe ther is something substai\]antial here and would like to come back to it.
[edit] psychological vs phisical cause
the article reads that it is caused by psychological effects, but the examples of movies in which this occurs given in the article are about cases of phisiological amnesia. one or the other should be changed· Lygophile has spoken 23:28, 12 March 2007 (UTC)
