Erin Allman‑Updyke

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983 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2026 last heard 4d ago

Erin Allman‑Updyke’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Um, and that is why often during ECT therapy, even if people
people are going home in between each session and are not hospitalized, they might have restrictions on things like driving.
They might be um advised not to make big life decisions.
They probably aren't able to work and things like that.
But this type of anterograde amnesia, the difficulty forming new memories, it almost always resolves within a few weeks of completing the course of therapy.
Okay.
So people are usually able to start forming new memories again after they have finished a course of ECT.
The bigger concern for most people is retrograde amnesia.
This is the loss of memories of things that happened before the ECT procedure.
It's usually cited as more recent events.
So like the last few weeks or months tend to be the most affected.
Do you remember, Erin?
Because I know you just watched Mad Men recently, but there was um Peter.
Campbell was having an affair with Alexis Bladell.
From Gilmore Girls.
From Gilmore Girls.
Yes.
And she like went to him and she's like, I just wanted to talk to you because I'm not going to remember who you are after this because I'm going to go in and have ECT.
And I thought that was so interesting.
And then sure enough, she didn't remember him after he went in and she was like, Oh, who are you?
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