When considering those cases of successful recovery, the important part is that it's recognized as such by others

We're not just talking about occult tales here, these experiences are actually informing the approach used by doctors out in the field

Before you lost your memories Cafe you told me this

It's the same logic as the idea that observation by others can cause a change in something's state of existence

As umamusume, our mental state has a great impact on our bodies

And that state in turn can be shaped by the environment, and what others say about us

In other words, the thoughts and feelings of others have a major influence on an umamusume.

What is needed are voices to support her in her time of need

If even an active racer could succumb to such an illness, it shows that the voices of support must be even louder for one who's not currently active

So, we somehow need to make her existence more vivid and memorable than even before she was forgotten

Do you have anything in mind to resolve this contradiction?