u/Flimsy-Echidna386

When I started listening I was certain the topic of Amnesia or Dementia was bound to come up, but by the end Im not 100% certain if it would be considered a cognitive ghost. Ill use my personal experience for reference.

One day I wake up for work and find that my shoulder and head hurt really bad with no idea why, I call in sick to work (which my boss sounded extremely confused about), and proceed to ask my roommate if he can look at my head because it feels like I have a massive cut. He proceeds to find 6 stitches in my head.

At this point Im beyond confused and so we go to the hospital where a nurse proceeds to tell me I was already there earlier that day after being hit by a car and my glenoid was broken. I wish I had a video of my reaction in that moment.

The real timeline of events was Go to bed -> Wake up and leave to work -> Get hit by car -> Go to hospital -> Go home -> Go to bed

My brain stitched the two sleeps together and deleted 100% of the 24 hours between... Its been several years and there are still a ton of questions about the night that I dont think Ill ever have the answers to. Who was the person controlling my actions during that day? Was it really 'me'?

This has left me with a very specific recurring thought -- If I can remember this very moment, does that mean that I dont get hit by a car in the near future? 🤔

While Im too employed to listen to 18 hours of fact checking, I can appreciate the effort 👍

How dare they end support on June 9th

Live-Service games ending support arent good, what do you want me to say?!