The Woman Who Can't Forget
Book • 2008
Jill Price's memoir, "The Woman Who Can't Forget," details her life with highly superior autobiographical memory (HSAM), a condition granting near-perfect recall of personal experiences.
The book explores the emotional and psychological consequences of this extraordinary ability, revealing the challenges and burdens of remembering virtually everything.
Price's narrative highlights the complexities of memory, challenging the romanticized notion of perfect recall.
It's a compelling account of a unique condition, offering insights into the nature of memory and its impact on daily life.
The book prompts reflection on the value of forgetting and the importance of emotional processing.
The book explores the emotional and psychological consequences of this extraordinary ability, revealing the challenges and burdens of remembering virtually everything.
Price's narrative highlights the complexities of memory, challenging the romanticized notion of perfect recall.
It's a compelling account of a unique condition, offering insights into the nature of memory and its impact on daily life.
The book prompts reflection on the value of forgetting and the importance of emotional processing.
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