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Message: <blockquote data-quote="tommie" data-source="post: 191580" data-attributes="member: 370">2. I actually think it's because there's a risk of "false" memories - ie if you're told enough that this or that happened to you, you might start believe it happened. I think it's common to avoid telling too much to people who suffer from memory loss just to see what memories they themselves can remember especially as the brain starts to heal from whatever trauma. Of course, eventually they'll be filled in either way.4. Isn't this fairly common? I assume it's to do with what part of your brain is affected. ... but of course, the simplest explaination is this: Fallon had Convenient Soap Opera Amnesia.</blockquote>