The picture of my avatar was taken at Bothwell on the second floor from the escape railing of Old Autos. Was able to get a good perspective shot. That was on the weekend of my 75th birthday.
Cliff I hope the treatment options work out for you.
You mentioned taking a picture of your car at Bothwell.
The last time I was there was I think in 2014. In hindsight I recall seeing your car there. If I remember correctly yours was in a cluster of late 60s Chevys that also included an original owner frost green 69 Impala SS427 convertible. Beautiful cars, all of them.
Thoughts and prayers, Bro. Getting old sucks, but it's (mostly) better than the alternative. Know that your fellow travelers in the obscure little Canadian-only Pontiac world are solidly behind you.
'64 Parisienne CS "barn find" - last on the road in '86 ... Owner Protection Plan booklet, original paint, original near-mint aqua interior, original aqua GM floor mats, original 283, factory posi, and original rust.
Thurs I had a 3.5 hour video conference with a doctor at Baycrest Hospital and Friday had a face to face 4 hour interview at St Michael's Hospital in Toronto regarding my Hydrocephalus condition.
The outcome is that I have to go to the Emergency Department on Tues where I will be admitted for a stent procedure which will have an adjustable valve so they can control the flow of the fluid from the brain to my stomach.
I will likely be in hospital for 3 to 4 days. Videos were taken of me both Thursday and Friday which will be the basis for comparison.
Much rehabilitation afterwards.
I managed to get a new walker measured for my height and added the optional slow down brake
Will report back later
-- Edited by oshawacliff on Monday 8th of March 2021 10:10:00 AM
Best wishes on your appointment. A friend of mine had that procedure over ten years ago following a brain aneurysm. It has worked out well for him and he still goes twice a year for a scan, but hasnt had any changes. I am sure that you meant Hydrocephalus for your condition I think spell check got you! Although I dont know you other than on this forum, all the best.
Dont be discouraged by the 30%. My friend that had the procedure said it was done to keep him alive, not to necessarily expect much improvement in his condition. He has some issues, but is driving again.
Cheers to you Cliff! How are you feeling? I know that sounds like a dumb question this early in your recovery, but can you give an update on the physical side?
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