"Only by bridging the memory gaps of the guests with the detailed knowledge of the chefs could we find out exactly what every guest had consumed," says RKI President Reinhard Burger.
To reconstitute the self in a new form, the survivor must construct a meaningful narrative that incorporates the trauma, but many survivors face obstacles in this endeavor such as disordered cognition, memory gaps, feelings of despair and futility, and the lack of an audience willing to hear, believe, and understand their story.
It was going so slowly as to invite the passengers to write everything down, or at least fill in the potential memory gaps ahead of time.
"Filling the memory gap" by constructing the narrative of the illness has been a major reason for using ICU diaries [ 26].
Ruiz's "The Book of Memory Gaps" (2015) and "The Book of Extraordinary Deaths" (2018) are dazzlingly Goreyesque in their cataloging of suggestive memory disorders and evocative deaths from the seventh century B.C. to the present.
But he's much fatter and healthier, jumps about, dances like a bear and no longer complains of memory gaps.
"Let me point out right away, not to look for sympathy, but just as a comment on memory -- I had four just-outside-of-the-brain tumors removed, two in 1973 and two in 1983, and I have a bunch of memory gaps," Robert Sherman said.
The memory gaps will fuel Tory accusations of a cover-up.
Potential limitations of the interview-based dietary assessment methods in general are underreporting of usual intake and invalid reporting due to memory gaps and social desirability.
Luckily, Stump the Bookseller (www.logan.com/loganberry/stump.html), a service run by Loganberry Books of Cleveland, specializes in helping book lovers fill in their memory gaps.
