Mother unable to 認める her children's 直面するs or own reflection after 苦しむing 一打／打撃 during brain 外科

  • Tara 落ちる developed prosopagnosia - 直面する blindness - after 外科 to stop seizures
  • 37-year-old uses 特徴 and hair styles to help her identify friends and family

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A California mother who had a 一打／打撃 while 外科医s were operating on her brain is no longer able to 認める 直面するs or her own reflection.

Tara 落ちる, who has 苦しむd from prosopagnosia, or 直面する blindness, for ten years, can 解任する conversations and 詳細（に述べる）s about the way a person dresses, but that is all.

The 37-year-old has to rely on a 過程 of 排除／予選 to help her 認める people, 含むing her two daughters.

Memory blindness: Tara Fall is unable to recognize faces, even those of her husband and children

Memory blindness: Tara 落ちる is unable to 認める 直面するs, even those of her husband and children

'If my kids were to change 着せる／賦与するs when they’re at school … if they were to try to trick me, they’d probably get away with it,' she told CBS Los Angeles.

'I’ve learned to 対処する やめる 井戸／弁護士席. I can hide it from most people. But on the other 味方する, it’s very 脅迫してさせるing when you don’t know your kids,' she 追加するd.

Mrs 落ちる developed 直面する blindness after having 外科 to try to 支配（する）／統制する seizures. She 苦しむd a 一打／打撃 during the 操作／手術, which 損失d the 権利 味方する of the brain that 取引，協定s with 承認.

'You could の近くに your 注目する，もくろむs and picture somebody の近くに to you. Picture your mother or father and you could get a very vivid image in your 長，率いる of what they look like. Tara can no longer do that,' Dr Justin Feinstein said.

The 臨床の neuropsychologist at Caltech, 追加するd: 'For 10 years now, her idea of what she looks like is still that same 27-year-old woman. It hasn’t 前進するd.'

Tell-tale signs: Tara with her daughters. She relies on characteristics and hair styles to remember them

Tell-tale 調印するs: Tara with her daughters. She relies on 特徴 and hair styles to remember them

Before she had the 外科 Mrs 落ちる, who had 苦しむd from epilepsy her whole life, was so worried that she may lose her entire memory that she jotted 負かす／撃墜する 詳細（に述べる）s about her life, her children's 指名するs and her likes and dislikes.

But while she can remember everything from before her 一打／打撃, and has a 広大な／多数の／重要な memory for conversations and other 詳細（に述べる）s, after the 操作／手術 she could no longer remember 直面するs.

'It’s an 脅迫してさせるing world, but it’s one that I’ve learned to 対処する with,' she told The Gazette in Iowa.

The 状況／情勢 is made more difficult because her husband is in the 海軍 and serves overseas for long periods.

Research: Dr Justin Feinstein, a clinical neuropsychologist , and Tara Fall who lost her ability to recognize faces

研究: Dr Justin Feinstein, a 臨床の neuropsychologist , and Tara 落ちる who lost her ability to 認める 直面するs

Her 無（不）能 to 認める someone can happen in the blink of an 注目する，もくろむ. If she was talking to a person who then looked away and 除去するd their glasses, she would be at a loss to who was now in 前線 of her.

'I 認める more the 手がかり（を与える）s that fit the person,' Mrs 落ちる said, 追加するing that she concentrates on a particular characteristic or other 調印するs that others may 行方不明になる.

And while she has managed to learn to walk again, and takes part in 研究 groups in the hope that one day a cure will be 設立する, for now Mrs 落ちる has to rely on a 過程 of 排除／予選 to 人物／姿／数字 out who is standing in 前線 of her.



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