Doctors, John Ritter
Two doctor appointments today. My neuroligist and my neuropsychiatrist. Both are nice.
I am still dealing with all kinds of neuro issues and I hope something starts improving.
I also am back to feeling like I have the flu starting two nights ago, and that started with post-Chinatown at the Chinese New Year celebrations. I didn't feel dizzy but shaky when my blood pressure dropped from over 100/60 to 73 or something over 60. I was not dizzy, though I have "grayed out" and collapsed a lot recently. I was shaky, though,
I am having this weird nostalgia for John Rotter, which sounds weird probably as I coun't stand Three's Company reruns as a kid, when it seemed to be airing constantly in syndication. I also love him for the movie Flight of Dragons. I love that movie and only recently paid attention to the fact the store scenes take place in the 1990's. I am really glad they just kept that 70's vibe instead of overkilling how advanced the nineties would be. There are still musty old bookstores, people still play board games, people use fashion influences from former generations, etc.
John Ritter died when I was at college and I remember, in the painting studio, imagining going back in time to warn him what would happen. He died of an aortic tear, I forget the exact wording, but was wrongly treated as a heart attack patient. Later his brother had the same issue and knew it could be what his brother had died of and not a heart attack.
I am still dealing with all kinds of neuro issues and I hope something starts improving.
I also am back to feeling like I have the flu starting two nights ago, and that started with post-Chinatown at the Chinese New Year celebrations. I didn't feel dizzy but shaky when my blood pressure dropped from over 100/60 to 73 or something over 60. I was not dizzy, though I have "grayed out" and collapsed a lot recently. I was shaky, though,
I am having this weird nostalgia for John Rotter, which sounds weird probably as I coun't stand Three's Company reruns as a kid, when it seemed to be airing constantly in syndication. I also love him for the movie Flight of Dragons. I love that movie and only recently paid attention to the fact the store scenes take place in the 1990's. I am really glad they just kept that 70's vibe instead of overkilling how advanced the nineties would be. There are still musty old bookstores, people still play board games, people use fashion influences from former generations, etc.
John Ritter died when I was at college and I remember, in the painting studio, imagining going back in time to warn him what would happen. He died of an aortic tear, I forget the exact wording, but was wrongly treated as a heart attack patient. Later his brother had the same issue and knew it could be what his brother had died of and not a heart attack.