Second, I've visited two neurologists in the past couple of weeks because things are changing. I'll write more about this when I've found the right perspective and words to use.
Third, since I don't really have anything of my own to offer this week, I have a couple of items I'd encourage you to read while my gears are grinding:
- Notes from Base Bozeman 4 April: Equilibrium - The folks at chiwulff.com run a timely, diverse, and well-written blog. Hightlight from this post: "Sometimes the river just fixes things." I'm ready for some fixing. Which way to the river?
- A bit of help for Harper - The crew at Headhunters Fly Shop in Craig, MT manage to post something just about every day on their blog. This one went deep for me. A Missouri River guide had his tiny baby daughter life-flighted far away from him. When I saw the hospital photos on the GoFundMe page, it was like someone had sent me back in time 15 years. My son was born with heart problems (among many other issues), and spent plenty of time as an infant on a respirator, with an IV in his head, and an NG tube running up his nose. And he has another small procedure happening this Friday, which fortunately has nothing to do with his heart. We should be out by the end of the day.
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