 Another phenomena in which unified consciousness seems to remain but with a bizarrely circumscribed range is anosognosia. In this condition, a person who has suffered loss of function (often as a result of a stroke) is unaware of the deficits (Gennaro 2015a). Thus, a person now blind will insist that she can see—and will stumble about in a room bumping into things. A person whose limbs are now paralysed will insist that his limbs are moving—and will become furious when family and caregivers say that they are not. And so on. 