How many times have I typed this?
I have been putting off this blog update for some time, but honestly everyone who knows me has heard this story already.
Last week I rode the train back home from Atlanta to Birmingham and spent a week in the hospital tethered to the wall by sensors.
I basically had 20 or so sensors glued to my scalp for the past five days.
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There was also constant video surveillance while they waited for me to have a seizure.
I was taken off my meds, and I had to wait. I had several massive seizures the worse one I woke up with a mouth full of blood and on oxygen with no memory of what happened. Unfortunately with all that testing, everything was inconclusive, no new information was really uncovered this time. The Doctors were throwing around the idea of either brain surgery or a Vargus implant, but due to the lack of information from the monitoring session. It means I would have to spend another week in the hospital hooked up to the sensor array again before they could proceed. So in the grand scheme of things I am finding it hard to justify that week I spent on my back.
Originally I was going to stay in Birmingham and rest for a few days after I got out of the hospital, but unfortunately I felt like I had spent too much time cooling my heels already. So I returned back to Atlanta right away and swung by my job to speak with my boss. Unfortunately, he felt like I was too much of a risk medically to put me back on the schedule without clearance from my doctor. After playing phone tag with my primary Dr. for half a day, he told me that he felt it un-wise to give me medical clearance until my check-up in two weeks due to the break-through seizures I have been having lately.
Luckily I kept my day job

