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The Woman Who Can’t Forget a Single Second: Jill Price 🧠

Imagine if you could remember exactly what you were doing, what the weather was like, and what was on the news on October 3rd, 1987. For Jill Price, this isn't a dream—it’s her daily reality. Jill is the first person ever diagnosed with Hyperthymesia (HSAM). Since the age of 14, her brain has automatically recorded every moment of her life with cinematic clarity. While most of us struggle to find our keys, Jill can "replay" her entire life in her head. But there’s a catch: she can’t turn it off. Every mistake, every heartbreak, and every bad day is just as vivid today as the moment it happened. Is a perfect memory a gift, or a prison?Imagine if you could remember exactly what you were doing, what the weather was like, and what was on the news on October 3rd, 1987. For Jill Price, this isn't a dream—it’s her daily reality. Jill is the first person ever diagnosed with Hyperthymesia (HSAM). Since the age of 14, her brain has automatically recorded every moment of her life with cinematic clarity. While most of us struggle to find our keys, Jill can "replay" her entire life in her head. But there’s a catch: she can’t turn it off. Every mistake, every heartbreak, and every bad day is just as vivid today as the moment it happened. Is a perfect memory a gift, or a prison?

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