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Two Steps Forward…

Today, Colin was definitely less sleepy although still quite congested and having a hard time keeping his oxygen saturation high enough.

Bitter + Sweet

Bitter:
Today, Colin had a follow-up MRI of his head and cervical spine which had to be performed under anesthesia.
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A Return to Normalcy

Today, Colin had surgery to install the life port.

My Brain is Healing

Describes the immediate neurological effects following Colin’s first surgery and his early [...]

Post-Surgical Update

This is the immediately post-operative update following Colin’s first surgery and includes discussion of impending pathology, the installation of a subcutaneous port, and [...]

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