Tuesday's Blog

I saw Dr. Sheehy today. From my very first visit, he has inspired confidence and respect. He is someone I trust. A man of faith with deep convictions and also a doctor with more than a keen mind, he is an expert on traumatic brain injury. In short, he is the perfect neurologist for me just as Dr. McCormick is the ideal neuropsychologist for my condition.

What will I do when I move to Florida? Finding doctors willing to work with California workmen's comp rules will be daunting, but finding doctors of the caliber of my two champion medicos will be impossible! Almost... for with God, all things are possible.

My lawyer's secretary says I will need to come back for depositions, etc. Perhaps I can see my doctors while I'm here. Oh well, one step at a time. God will work it all out and I trust His care and love in all things.

We are leaving in a week. I'm not even close to ready, but again, I will take one step at a time and God will work out the details in addition to the big picture. Actually, it's kind of fun watching God do His thing. He has blessed me with a very interesting life... not always an easy one, but one full of drama as well as fun.

I can't recall ever being bored. But then, I think boredom is a phenomenon of the electronic age where people are used to being entertained rather than entertaining themselves. In my day, kids had toys (or used whatever was handy as a toy) and entertained themselves, mostly out of doors. Now, kids have TV, computers and video games which provide entertainment. Too bad, I doubt they have half the fun I did as a kid.

Well, I've got a lot to " play" with now as I sort and pack while keeping the vision of a small pickup and a 5X8 trailer in mind. Even with two trips, it'll be a squeeze, and I think the boxes of books are reproducing out in the garage when I'm not looking.