I lost my memory out of the blue

I lost my memory out of the blue

9:52am Tuesday 15th July 2014 in News Exclusive By Tara Russell, Senior Features Writer

Tim Bond

WHEN Tim Bond woke up in a strange hospital room to see traumatised faces staring back at him through a glass window, he thought he was having a nightmare.

Days earlier the 39-year-old, successful company director had it all he went to the gym six days a week, travelled for business and enjoyed partying with loved ones.

But within hours he went from living life to the full to laying in a coma with a brain injury.

There was no car crash, fall, or attack, and he sustained no physical wounds.

Instead, an infection had attacked his brain and robbed Tim of his precious memories.

He suffered encephalitis, the rare sudden inflammation of the brain, which in his case, was suspected to be caused by the simple cold sore virus.

One minute I felt like I was on top of the world then very suddenly everything changed.

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I lost my memory out of the blue