She sometimes had trouble rememberi

She sometimes had trouble remembering her own name. Usually this happened when someone
unexpectedly asked what it was. She’d be at a boutique, getting the sleeves of a dress altered, and
the saleswoman would say, “Your name, Ma’am?,” and her mind would go blank. The only way
she could remember it was to pull out her driver’s license, which was bound to seem weird to the
person she was talking to. Even if she was on the phone when it happened, the awkward silence as
she rummaged through her purse inevitably made the person at the other end wonder what was
going on.
She could remember everything else. She never forgot the names of the people around her. Her
address, phone number, birthday, and passport number were no problem at all. She could rattle off
her friends’ phone numbers, and the numbers of important clients. And when she was the one who
brought up her name she never had any trouble remembering it. As long as she knew in advance
what to expect, her memory was fine. But when she was in a hurry or unprepared, it was as if a
circuit had been broken. The more she struggled, the clearer it became that she couldn’t, for the
life of her, remember what she was called.

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她有时也很难记起自己的名字。通常发生在某人竟然问什么是。她会在一家时装店，把衣服的袖子改了售货员说，“你的名字，好吗？，“她脑子里就一片空白。唯一的方式她能记住这是把她的驾驶执照，这是必然似乎奇怪的她在和他说话的人。即使她在电话里发生时，尴尬的沉默她翻遍钱包必然在另一端的人不知道什么是去。她能记起所有的一切。她永远不会忘记她周围的人的名字。她地址、电话号码、生日和护照号码都没有问题。她可以喋喋不休地她的朋友的电话号码，以及重要客户的号码。当她是一个谁提起她的名字，她从来没有忘记它。只要她事先知道期待什么，她的记忆是好的。但是，当她是在匆忙或没有准备，这是因为如果电路已被打破。她越挣扎，越清楚，她不能，为她的生活，记得她被称为。