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WesortofmadeeyecontactandthenIfeltthethudfromhimhittingthetrainandthenthecracklingsoundunderneaththetrainand,then,ofcourse,myheartstartsthumping,"
sherecalls.
Shecameintoouremergencyroomafterwards,veryupset.Nophysicalinjury.Entirelyapsychologicaltrauma,"
saysDr.RogerPitman,apsychiatristatHarvardMedicalSchoolwhohasstudiedandtreatedpatientswithpost-traumaticstressdisorder,orPTSD,for25years.
They'
recaughtupsomuchwiththispasteventthatit'
sconstantlyintheirmind,"
Pitmanexplains."
relivingitoverandoverandoverasifit'
shappeningagain.Andtheyjustcan'
tgetinvolvedinreallife."
WhenBeatrizarrivedintheemergencyroom,Pitmanenrolledherinanexperimentalstudyofadrugcalledpropranolol,amedicationcommonlyusedforhighbloodpressure...andunofficiallyforstagefright.Pitmanthoughtitmightdosomethingalmostmagical–trickBeatriz’sbrainintomakingaweakermemoryoftheeventshehadjustexperienced.
Inthestudy,whichisstillunderway,halfthesubjectsgetpropranolol;
halfgetaplacebo.
AskedwhetherheknowsifBeatrizgotthedrugortheplacebo,Dr.Pitmansayshehasnoideaandneitherdoesshe,andthattheresearchteamwon'
tknowforanothertwoyears.
IfPitmanisright,theresultscouldfundamentallychangethewayaccidentvictims,rapevictims,evensoldiersaretreatedaftertheyexperiencetrauma.
Thestorybeginswithsomesurprisingdiscoveriesaboutmemory.ItturnsoutourmemoriesaresortoflikeJello–theytaketimetosolidifyinourbrains.Andwhilethey'
resetting,it'
spossibletomakethemstrongerorweaker.Italldependsonthestresshormoneadrenaline.
ThemanwhodiscoveredthisisJamesMcGaugh,aprofessorofneurobiologyattheUniversityofCalifornia,Irvine.
McGaughstudiesmemoryinrats,andheinvitedStahltowatchthemakingofaratmemory–inthiscasehowaratwho'
sneverbeeninthistankofwaterbeforelearnshowtofindaclearplasticplatformjustbelowthesurface.
He’llswimaroundrandomly,"
McGaughexplains.Theratcannotseetheplatform,sincehiseyesareonthetopofhishead.
Theratwillswimaroundtheedgeforalongtime,untileventuallyheventuresoutandbychancebumpsintotheplatform.Thenextday,he'
llfindtheplatformalittlebitfaster.
Butanotherrat,whohadlearnedwheretheplatformwasthedayprior,andthenreceivedashotofadrenalineimmediatelyafterwards,todayswaminstantlytotheplatform.
Adrenalineactuallymadethisrat'
sbrainrememberbetter,andMcGaughbelievesthesamethinghappensinpeople."
SupposeIsaidtoyou,'
Youknow,I'
vewatchedyourprogramsalotovertheyears,andalthoughitpainsmetohavetotellyouthis,Ithinkyou'
reoneofworstpeopleI'
veeverseenon…nowdon'
ttakeit,don'
ttakeitpersonally,'
McGaughsays.
So,mystresssystemwouldgointooverdrive,noquestion,"
Stahlsays.
Evenwithmytellingyouthatit'
snottrue,there'
snothingtokeepyoufromblushing,fromfeelingwarmallover,"
McGaughpointsout."
That'
stheadrenaline.AndIdaresaythatyou'
regonnaremembermyhavingsaidthatlongafteryou'
veforgottentheotherdetailsofourdiscussionhere.Iguaranteeit."
McGaughsaysthat’swhywerememberimportantandemotionaleventsinourlivesmorethanregularday-to-dayexperiences.Thenextstepinhisresearchwastoseewhatwouldhappenwhenadrenalinewasblocked;
hestartedexperimentingwithpropranolol.
Propranololsitsonthatnervecellandblocksit,sothat,thinkofthisasbeingakey,andthisisalock,theholeinthelockisblockedbecauseofpropranololsittingthere.Soadrenalinecanbepresent,butitcan'
tdoitsjob,"
McGaughexplains.
McGaughshowedStahlathirdratthathadlearnedwheretheplatformwasonthepreviousdayandthenreceivedaninjectionofpropranolol.Thenextday,theratswamaroundtheedge,asifhehadforgottenthereeverwasaplatformoutthere.
AcrossthecountryatHarvard,RogerPitmanreadMcGaugh'
sstudiesandalightbulbwenton."
WhenIreadaboutthis,Isaid,'
Thishasgottobehowpost-traumaticstressdisorderworks.'
Becausethinkaboutwhathappenstoaperson.Firstofall,theyhaveahorriblytraumaticevent,andtheyhaveintensefearandhelplessness.Sothatintensefearandhelplessnessisgonnastimulateadrenaline,"
Pitmansays."
Andthenwhatdowefindthreemonthsorsixmonthsor20yearslater?
Excessivelystrongmemories."
Pitmanfiguredhecouldblockthatcyclebygivingtraumavictimspropranololrightaway...beforeadrenalinecouldmakethememoriestoostrong.Hestartedrecruitingpatientsforasmallpilotstudy.OneofthefirstwasKathleenLogue,aparalegalwhohadbeenknockeddowninthemiddleofabusyBostonstreetbyabicyclist.
Hejusthitthewholeleftsideofmybody.AnditseemedlikeforeverthatIwaslayinginthemiddleofStateStreet,downtownBoston,"
Logueremembers.
Shesaysshewasterrifiedthatshewasjustgoingtogetrunover.
Aspartofthestudy,Loguetookpropranololfourtimesadayfor10days.Liketheotherswhogotthedrug,threemonthslatersheshowednophysiologicalsignsofPTSD,whileseveralsubjectswhogotaplacebodid.ThoseresultsgotPitmanfundingforalargerstudybytheNationalInstitutesofHealth.
ButthenthePresident’sCouncilonBioethicscondemnedthestudyinareportthatsaidourmemoriesmakeuswhoweareandthat"
re-writing"
memoriespharmacologically…risks"
underminingourtrueidentity."
Thisisaquote.'
Itrisksmakingshamefulactsseemlessshamefulorterribleactslessterriblethantheyreallyare,'
StahlreadstoLogue.
Aterribleact,"
shereplies."
Whyshouldyouhavetolivewithiteverydayofyourlife?
Itdoesn'
terasethefactthatithappened.Itdoesn'
teraseyourmemoryofit.Itmakesiteasiertorememberandfunction."
DavidMagnus,directorofStanfordUniversity’sCenterforBiomedicalEthics,saysheworriesthatitwon'
tbejusttraumavictimstryingtodullpainfulmemories.
Fromthepointofviewofapharmaceuticalindustry,they'
regoingtohaveeveryinterestinhavingasmanypeopleaspossiblediagnosedwiththisconditionandhaveitusedasbroadlyaspossible.That'
stherealityofhowdrugsgetintroducedandutilized,"
Magnusargues.
He’sconcerneditwillbeusedfortrivialreasons."
IfIembarrassmyselfatapartyFridaynightandinsteadoffeelingbadaboutitIcouldtakeapillthenI'
mgoingtoavoid–nothavetoavoidmakingafoolofmyselfatparties,"
Magnussays.
Soyouthinkthatthatembarrassmentandallofthatisteachingus?
Stahlasks.
Absolutely,"
Magnussays."
Ourbreakups,ourrelationships,aspainfulastheyare,welearnfromsomeofthosepainfulexperiences.Theymakeusbetterpeople."
Butwhiletheethicistsdebatetheissue,thescienceismovingforward.Researchershaveshowninratstudiesthatpropranololcanalsobluntoldmemories.
Pitmanwondered:
Coulditworkinhumans?
HeteamedupwithCanadiancolleagueAlainBrunet,whosearchedforpeoplewithlong-standingPTSD,likeRitaMagil.Shehadsufferedforthreeyearsfromnightmaresafteralife-threateningcaraccident.
AnotherstudysubjectisLouiseO'
Donnell-Jasmin,whowasrapedbyadoctorattheageof12."
Herapedmeonhisdesk,onachair,andonthefloor.It,forme,itwaslikeIwasdyinginside,"
sheremembers."
Theworldhadended."
O'
Donnell-Jasminwashauntedbytherapeformorethan30years.Sheneverfeltcomfortableundressinginfrontofherhusbandandsufferedfromrecurrentflashbacksandnightmares.
Thestudywassimple:
Subjectscameinandwereaskedtothinkaboutandwritedowneverydetailtheycouldrememberabouttheirtrauma;
inMagil'
scase,hercaraccident,reactivatingthememoryinherbrain.Shewasthengivenpropranolol.
Ritasaysshesufferednosideeffects.
Aweeklater,electrodesmeasuredherbody’sstressresponseasshelistenedtoaretellingofhertrauma.Askedwhathappened,Magilsays,"
Noreaction."
Andshesaysshehadnomorenightmares.
ThepatientwhomadethemostdramaticrecoveryturnedouttobeO'
Donnell-Jasmin,butthere'
sacatch,becauseshewasinacontrolgroupandthereforewasn’tsupposedtoimproveatall.
Donnell-Jasminwasgivenpropranolol,butunlikeMagil,shetookthedrugwhilewatchingapleasantmovie,notaftertellingeverydetailaboutherrape.Andyet,aweeklater,shenoticedachange."
Iwakeup.AndIfindmyselfundressing.Andmyhusbandisthere.AndIrealizeI'
mundressing,andI'
mnotfeelingasthoughIneedtohideunderthebedanymore,"
Askedifitisgone,O'
Donnell-Jasminsays,"
Yes.Thelink,whatheldtheemotionstothememories,it'
sliketheumbilicalcordhasbeencut.AndthereisnowayIcanaccesstheemotionsanymore.Andfurthermore,everydayitgetsbetter."
Louisegot
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