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Is there any hope for Daniel to ever be able to make new long term memories?

Also how does this affect his ability to recognise children that he knew before the accident. Can he understand/recognise when someone’s grown from a child to a teenager for example, or baby to a child?

”No short term memory, a tube down my throat, unable to drink water and unable to talk, and in intense full-system pain. The re-oxygenation of your cells wreaks the most havoc. My memory of my unconscious time is peaceful, maybe like a deep sleep a little bit. But waking up was horrid.”

Yes but how was waking up from death different to waking up from sleep? /s