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angelwing 
"I know honey and I'm sorry that you can't remember anything. But you're in luck. My mother for the past several years has been working on memory retreival and has had loads of luck." Hoping to encourage her. "All our memories are stored in our brains and are not lost, just repressed most likely. I'll do my best to help bring those memories back to the surface and I actually have a special potion for you to drink. It doesn't taste bad but it's no strawberries either."
She handed it to the young girl. "Drink this and wait over there and I'll come and check on you in a few minutes. Let the potion work its way through your body and I'll be able to tell you what we need to do next."
Lizzie tried to calm down, she'd be okay. Taking a deep breath she listened to the nurse, trying to make everything she said stay in her own head. Accepting the potion from the nurse Lizzie nodded thankfully, listening to the instructions.
Drink, wait, she'll be back she thought to herself and tasted it. Ready for the worst, it wasn't that bad at all. It was, like the nurse had said, no strawberries, but the look of it hadn't really been encouraging to drinking.
Pausing halfway through Lizzie looked up and saw the nurse wander off to some other student. She still couldn't recall anything, but everything took it's time... Ian always said that. Her eyes widened thoughtfully.
Ian? Who was that? She didn't connect the name to anyone in particular, but her mind seemed to have saved the name in there anyway... Shrugging she drank the rest of the potion and made a face. The tast came afterwards.
After sighing a little Lizzie breathed calmly, still feeling a bit dizzy.
Bet that's my brain cells getting back in line she thought, amused. Waiting for the nurse to come back she leaned backwards and closed her eyes, trying to picture some sort of memory of her family (did she even have one?). After a while she mumbled to herself
I guess, if it works, it will all come back slowly. Bet it takes a few days...