“Recognition is a complex neurological process and humans are very, very good at masking the absence of it. People adapt around memory losses. They rely on other things – visual cues, social cues – they get good at reading people, situations; they find ways around things until an answer presents itself.”

“Recognition is a complex neurological process and humans are very, very good at masking the absence of it. People adapt around memory losses. They rely on other things – visual cues, social cues – they get good at reading people, situations; they find ways around things until an answer presents itself.”

— Catherine Steadman