In the room, the family members still there thought of things to do, wondering if her memories could ever be recovered. They were all crushed that their daughter couldn't remember them or even herself, but they weren't giving up on trying to get her back. They weren't going all denial crazy, but they still weren't going to think that this was permanent until it was proven to be. Optimism and trying their hardest to make her comfortable back at home while they try to recover her memories was the best option they had in a situation like this. Even if they couldn't get her memories back, they could restore her personality, reintroduce everyone, and create new ones. They'd rather have her back, but they'd take what they could get.
Yasmine had no interest in turning around. In fact, she had no interest in stopping. She'd run until she escaped this reality. That or she couldn't go any further. Her face was tear-stained, and tears were still falling, some hitting the ground. Occasionally there was an audible sob, but no stopping. She kept running, desperately trying to escape something that she couldn't, for it was real.
(Just wrote the family's thoughts so this wasn't revolving around Yasmine.)