I have successfully erased a trauma memory through activation and sensory over-exposure of an 18 mm wide memory cluster in my left frontal lobe. First I located the region by sensing which region emitted more electromagnetism while recalling the event. Then I traversed the surrounding neurons to map the cells and nerve connections to see which signals activate them. Then I bombarded the memory cells with signals of maximum intensity, which made the entire body shake from intense flashbacks mixed with blinding light. After repeating the process, the memory images faded into a pale white blob. Thinking about the train now only shows a blob of white light, so the memory is now physically erased instead of supressed. The stress symptoms are not tied to memory recall, but I might be able to travel by train again using this memory erasure method.