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**Bill-Watson** · 05-26-2011, 08:56 PM

Specifically, the context I am referring to is that a person has some attachment to s sense of "me", and then after a period of being unconscious, such as in a coma, upon regaining consciousness they assume that same thought of who they were before.

I suppose you are not asking how a person waking up from a coma remembers his identity (from his memory) but how the sense of self prevails in his mind all the time? Am I right?

05-26-2011, 08:56 PM	#10
Bill-Watson Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 492 Senior Member	Specifically, the context I am referring to is that a person has some attachment to s sense of "me", and then after a period of being unconscious, such as in a coma, upon regaining consciousness they assume that same thought of who they were before. I suppose you are not asking how a person waking up from a coma remembers his identity (from his memory) but how the sense of self prevails in his mind all the time? Am I right?
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