
Anyway on a more positive note, today represents one year since my grandmal brain seizure, at the time I had an expected survival time of approximately 6-months, this estimate didn't improve when the chemo failed. Brain radiation was the next treatment and that seems to have done the trick. So one year means I can now legally drive again - must say totally ridiculous law banning me for a whole year. Epileptics and even Narcoleptics are allowed to drive as long as they are on medication - I'm as likely to have a seizure as you are, and you haven't even had the reassurance of a brain CT. Making blanket restrictions on patients isn't particularly productive, surely this should be a decision of the doctor and as I have proven each time I've been treated, I've outperformed each expectation. Some people just respond to treatments better than others.
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Hopefully the global economy will also out perform expectation and get back on the road in a year. Congrats - 1 big year! I'm quietly following and enjoying your blog...as hard nose and witty as ever - love it! Thanks and Hi from Maria R in Singapore
Keep up the defying of the odds!!!
Go Annie.
Yay you. Means our sober(ish) driver is back. :-)
Ahh that's what you think PC. After 6 months without alcohol you may be lucky.
Good news - we need someone to organise Blogger Drinks :-)
Eric: 1st Thursday of every month bloggers (and hanger ons) meet at Galbraiths, Mt Eden. In otherwords this Thursday at 6.30pm.
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