I've gotten so many notes and calls of concern that I felt obligated to go ahead and post until he's ready to get back into action. He's doing well, but progress is slow. He's not felt like picking up a computer, read or do much of anything else since coming home. He has continued his Mayo visits twice a week since coming home and medically everything seems to be just where he is expected to be right now.
He has continued to struggle with bouts of nausea, diarrhea and extreme fatigue. He has had no interest in food, which anyone who knows him well, knows that's a sure sign he's not up to speed yet.
He is sporting a new "tough guy" look and I have pictures, but I will wait to let him unveil the new 'do. He actually went to see each of the boys play a couple innings of baseball this week and the reactions to the look have been better than he'd feared. The boys and I think he's looking younger. His head isn't nearly as misshaped as his aunts led him to believe when he was young.
Thanks again for all of the kind notes and calls of concern. He'll be back at the keyboard soon with all of the usual wit and detail you've come to expect.
Thanks, Julia
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