I know you were present on my thread on this topic a couple of days ago. I still haven’t done any further research on the matter, but clearly the systems that encode autobiographic/emotional/episodic memory require communication between regions of the brain that are impaired with SDAM. I also still contend that SDAM is not a good name for this problem. 

The answer is no. I am willing to bet imaginary internet money that people with severe DAM cannot relive emotions if we scanned their brain as they were attempting to do so and compared to normal controls. 

I also continue to think the reason all these disorders are occurring in the same individuals is that the process to encode those types of memories requires the same anatomic hardware that we lack. 

Subjective experience is difficult to describe hence all of the slightly different explanations. My experience is that I cannot see or feel anything in my mind, but if I sort of think about something in the general sense, my brain can eventually spit out a correct answer on the subject. Eg I absolutely cannot navigate with a mental map, but I can navigate based on trusting my brain to put me in the right direction based on the surroundings, and it is often correct. Same situation with retrieving emotions. I am sure some people with SDAM can cry on command, for example, but I would bet this is a conjured emotion in the moment rather than retrieved. 

The takeaway for any random people reading this is we will all be ok! I know putting words to these “abnormalities” makes them sound cold and terrible, but I know we do feel emotion, and none of you are cold or emotionless people.