General Point of View—
"I'm sorry, but I have no idea who you are", said Adam, looking around the room at the people he still didn't recognize.
"What?" The older man said, looking shocked and confused.
"That's impossible." The woman said, walking into the hallway. "Doctor! Can we get a doctor in here please!"
Not to soon after, a doctor arrived, carrying a clipboard with all of Adam's data on it.
"What seems to be the problem?" The doctor said, looking up at Adam.
"Well, you can see our son is awake, but he can't seem to remember anything!" Audra said, crossing he arms over her chest.
The doctor walked over to Adam, and started questioning him.
"Can you tell me your name, kid?" The doctor said, shining a flashlight into Adam's eyes.
"It'. I, I don't know." Adam said, looking down.
"What about the date? The doctor said, switching eyes.
"I have no idea." Adam said, putting his hands on his head.
The doctor observed him for a moment before asking another question.
"Is there anything you do remember?" The doctor asked.
"Well. I remember a girl, but I can't make out her face. I have no idea who it is. She's the only thing I can remember." Adam said, looking back down at his hands, as if they we're used as weapons.
After explaining to Adam what happened, they asked him what all he remembered about himself.
Adam responded by saying he knows that he is a male, and that was it. They explained to him that his name is Adam, and he's a 15-year-old sophomore that goes to Degrassi high school. They also explained that he lived with his mother and father and his brother.
"Well, I think your ready to go. I'd recommend you rest as much as you can, because a lot of memories come back in dreams. Also, I don't think he should go to school until he starts remembering things. It is probably for the best. So, with that, I guess you should get dressed and head on out. If you have any questions, fell free to ask."
"Um. I have one." Adam said, raising his hand. "What is wrong with me?"
"Well nothing's wrong with you , son. You have a serious case of amnesia."
Adam's look on his face told the doctor that he needed to explain more.
"Amnesia is basically partial or total loss of memory, usually resulting from shock, psychological disturbance, brain injury, or illness. And from hitting your head on the curb, and going into a coma for three days, it affected your brain. Amnesia can be characterized along two dimensions with respect to its onset: an inability to remember events that occurred after the onset of amnesia is referred to as anterograde amnesia, and a deficit in remembering events that occurred prior to the onset of amnesia is referred to as retrograde amnesia. Amnesia can be due to a variety of causes and can be classified according to whether the cause is primarily neurological or psychological in origin. Neurological amnesias are the result of brain dysfunction and can be transient or permanent. They are usually characterized by severe anterograde amnesia and a relatively less severe retrograde amnesia. Transient amnesias are temporary memory disturbances and can range in duration from hours to months, depending on the cause and severity. Permanent amnesia usually occurs following brain damage to either the diencephalons or the medial temporal lobe. Amnesia resulting from impairment to the medial temporal lobe can occur following anoxia, cerebrovascular accidents, head injury, and viral infections to the brain. Memory impairment that is not associated with brain damage is referred to as functional amnesia. Functional amnesia can be classified according to whether the amnesia is nonpathological or pathological." The doctor finished with a smile on his face, as everyone else in the room was dumbfounded. Although they understood what the doctor had said, they were still amused at the fact that all that knowledge could fit into that little head.
"Well, we'll leave you alone while you change." The doctor said, making his way out.
They all stood by the door, waiting for Adam to open it.
"Wait. If Adam doesn't remember anything, wouldn't he forget that he's transg-" Drew was cut off by a sudden scream coming from Adam's hospital room.
They rushed in to see what the sudden scream was about.
"What's wrong?" They yelled, running into the room.
They ran in to see Adam naked, covering himself by his hospital apron.
"I thought I was a guy!" Adam yelled, putting the apron back on.
"Oh shit." Drew whispered under his breath.
"What's going on? I thought I was a guy?" Adam said, calming down.
"It's hard to explain." Omar said. "I think you should take a seat."
Adam walked over to the open chair, and took a seat.
"Okay. So what's going on?" Adam asked, intertwining his fingers, and locking them in place.
"Okay. This is a lot to take in." Audra started. "You were born a girl, Adam."
Adam's face instantly took a down turn.
"Growing up, you slowly, but surely started realizing what, or better yet who, you are. You, and all of us, realized that you were an Adam, not a Gracie. You've been Adam for about ten years now, so that explains why you wouldn't remember Gracie. We aren't expecting you to fully understand right now. It might take a while, but right now, I need you to trust me. You are Adam even though it might not seem like that right now." Audra said getting teary eyed.
Adam looked around.
"It doesn't fully make sense, but for some reason, I trust you. Even though my body is telling me I'm… not a man, my heart, mind, and soul are telling me otherwise. I know it might take a while for me to remember everything, nut knowing I have people who are going to support me, and be with me throughout all of this… It really gives me hope."
When Adam finished, his mother was almost in tears. She rushed over to Adam, and pulled him into a bear hug.
"I'm just glad your okay, sweetie." She kissed his head and looked down at him, "You should probably get dressed."
"Oh. Yeah. Your right. Oh, but before you leave… What's this?" He asked, holding up his binder.
After explaining to him what his binder was, ans what it is used for, Adam quickly got changed in some clothes that Drew had bought him from home.
As he made his way out of his room, he turned around to see someone he didn't recognize, but was sure he knew the person.
"Adam", the person said, looking at him.
It was Fiona, but Adam didn't know that.
She looked at him with Love, and Sorrow in her eyes, but Adam looked back with only a blank stare.