The seizure set me back physically more than any thing else. In particular the dislocated left shoulder set me to idleness and I became weak. During this time the doctors had no good reason why I should have a seizure. They scheduled an MRI with contrast for a few weeks in the future. When the results came in on a Thursday, the Brain Surgery was scheduled on the following Monday (two days before Erin was set to get back from her mission). Certainly, the mass in the brain caused the seizure.
I had a few problems during this period reading some words. It was rare, but odd. I found that in each case after I re-learned the work (examples were eyebrow and piece) it was back for good.
Once I started physical therapy on the shoulder and starting walking a mile a day, the fatigue very slowly got better. Going into the Brain Surgery, I was still very very tired from the seizure.
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