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I want to thank you all for your love and support. It means a lot to me. It's been crazy busy. We decided to move on back to Austin now because our local market is hot, Austin market sucks, and if we put it off, it will only be more challenging at any point in the future. That means listing it...
We've been considering heading back a few months a year. Even moreso now. There are many things we love about New England, notably the physical and political climate. But I was in Austin four days this Spring and had more quality conversation with friends than I've had in over two years up here...
Yes, the MRI revealed she has had no strokes.
Could the afib have caused the brain damage? I think an "entanglement"?
Could the anesthesia have caused the A-fib?
Of course the really hard question is "at what point would you prefer hospice?" If this is going to kill her, at what point will it be constant pain? Are there stages in which she would rather be dead than continue with severely dimished quality of life? If she can make tat determination before...
Thanks for you thoughts. We've begun the eol discussions and she seems very much at peace with her fate. We'll do as much as we can to make her life the best I can possibly make it.
Now we are in the "why did this happen?" stage. When trying to figure out what caused the brain damage all we can...
Thanks so much for the kind words, my friend. I appreciate your love and support.
And I will also point out that those driving instructions took place much more often in NYC or Boston. A bit more stressful that New Canaan CT>.
Great article about Brian Jones and his demise. So many things make more sense to me now. Especially the part about Brian insisting that he give directions to the taxi driver. At lease half a dozen times in the past year, when trekking through unknown roads in New England, Joyce would shout out...
Yesterday my wife Joyce was diagnosed with Primary Progressive Aphasia, Logopenic Variant. I spoke with her neurologist and then spent the evening researching.
In a nutshell, what I believe it to be is brain damage primarily resulting in damage/destruction of the parts of the brain that deal...
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