Georgia Lee, who lives near Bedford, England, suddenly turned in such a direction that he had never imagined. When Georgia was rushed to the hospital after suffering a headache for two consecutive weeks in 2018, the doctors found him suffering from a rare and serious disease called Encephalitis. In this disease, there is swelling in the brain, and in the case of Georgia, its most shocking effect was that he lost his five -year memory. Georgia, who was 22 years old at that time, was still considering herself 17 years old. When the doctor asked her age, she replied, “I am 17 years old” but the reality was that she had completed the university’s studies, had passed the driving test and was also in a relationship with a lover (Lawrence).

Girl forgot everything
The beginning of the disease seemed modest, but suddenly his condition started deteriorating. He sent a message to his lover Lawrence that did not make any sense. Worried Lawrence contacted his father and when the father reached home, Georgia had no senses of himself and the place. He was immediately taken to the hospital. At the same time, he had a tour of the first night and then the situation became clear. Even after spending about four weeks in the hospital, Georgia had no memory of the last five years. Recalling those days, she told that she used to ask the same question continuously repeatedly and could not understand anything. Even after the treatment of doctors and long recovery process, their lost memories never returned.

Loved boyfriend again
The journey of recovery was very difficult. She also lost her taste and smell, which has not returned yet. Georgia had to learn driving again because she did not remember that she had earlier achieved this skill. One of the most difficult parts of his life was to resume their relationship. Lover Lawrence introduced him again with patience and understanding. Both of them started the relationship afresh, again went on dates, repeated old experiences and tried to live those moments that were erased from the memory of Georgia. Lawrence showed him university campus, old restaurants and places where he had gone before. However, memories never returned, but both gave each other a chance to know and understand again. Gradually, the relationship of both became so strong that now they have engaged and are planning a wedding next year. Even today, Georgia gets tired quickly and they often have to rest. There is also difficulty in learning new things. Despite this, she considers herself lucky that the disease took away memories of only five years- it could have been worse.