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Can you hear me?
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Your mother's awakening is a wonder. But she might not be the same person she used to be.
:29:15
What do you mean?
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There have been some cases in which the patients didn't recognize their own children: amnesia.
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Loss of memory.
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Sorry.
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Mental confusion. Blending of long and short-term memory...
:29:31
Taste and smell irritations, delayed perception. We don't know,
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how badly the brain was damaged. There are a lot of uncertain possibilities.
:29:41
I'm sorry to have to say this, but mother is still in great danger.
:29:46
I'm afraid I can't give you much hope that she'll survive the next few weeks.
:30:00
Well...
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Can we take... her home with us?
:30:07
Out of the question. She is in very good hands here.
:30:11
It's also simpler for you. She can't take another heart attack.
:30:15
You have to keep your mother away from any excitement, even any danger of excitement.
:30:19
And I mean any form of excitement, Mr. Kerner!
:30:23
Any excitement.
:30:27
It's life-threatening.
:30:31
And this?
:30:32
And this?
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Isn't this a reason to get upset?
:30:37
My mother doesn't know anything about the Fall of the Wall. She'll find out about that here immediately.
:30:45
Your granddaughter.
:30:45
Your granddaughter.
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Mummy.
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What's happened? - You collapsed.
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What's happened? - You collapsed.
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8 months ago.