No clever title!
Yet another update on Paul, and hence my life currently...
He was discharged from hospital today - they have run various tests and have ruled out "several hundred" possibilities. So, pretty much, whatever you may have thought he might have, they (the hospital neuro team) are fairly confident that he hasn't got it! Unless of course, you were clever enough to think that Paul has a 'localised electrical disturbance' - which is what they now think he most likely has. The good news is that it won't be permenant. The bad news is that it will probably take weeks/months for the memory loss and 'absences' to stop. And until things improve, he can't drive, work, use dangerous machinery or take 'responsibility'.
Paul's reaction - "this is really going to screw up my game playing!".(I think he's just pleased to be out of hospital!)
He was discharged from hospital today - they have run various tests and have ruled out "several hundred" possibilities. So, pretty much, whatever you may have thought he might have, they (the hospital neuro team) are fairly confident that he hasn't got it! Unless of course, you were clever enough to think that Paul has a 'localised electrical disturbance' - which is what they now think he most likely has. The good news is that it won't be permenant. The bad news is that it will probably take weeks/months for the memory loss and 'absences' to stop. And until things improve, he can't drive, work, use dangerous machinery or take 'responsibility'.
Paul's reaction - "this is really going to screw up my game playing!".(I think he's just pleased to be out of hospital!)