Comments on: Here’s my NYT article http://www.imiriam.com/?p=871 and that's all there is Sun, 05 Sep 2010 04:40:24 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Rabbi without a cause http://www.imiriam.com/?p=871&cpage=1#comment-4042 Rabbi without a cause Thu, 25 Feb 2010 18:19:06 +0000 http://www.imiriam.com/?p=871#comment-4042 Wow. Stumbled on this blog by accident yesterday, came back for a look during today's lunchless lunchtime. Kind of glad I didn't eat, actually; then I'd have to deal with nausea along with the tears and chills. I do hospitals all the time, enough so that I sometimes answer "Yes" when patients say, "Doctor?" But that's a whole different experience from this. Now I have to go read every post from this day forward to find out what's going on. And say תהילים קל. For her. And for every other kid I know. Wow.

Stumbled on this blog by accident yesterday, came back for a look during today’s lunchless lunchtime. Kind of glad I didn’t eat, actually; then I’d have to deal with nausea along with the tears and chills.

I do hospitals all the time, enough so that I sometimes answer “Yes” when patients say, “Doctor?” But that’s a whole different experience from this.

Now I have to go read every post from this day forward to find out what’s going on. And say תהילים קל. For her. And for every other kid I know.

]]> By: Raffi http://www.imiriam.com/?p=871&cpage=1#comment-3962 Raffi Thu, 18 Feb 2010 02:16:55 +0000 http://www.imiriam.com/?p=871#comment-3962 When we thought my nephew had a stroke, it turned out he had malformed arteries in his brain. They may have been that way since birth. They tried gama ray radiation to eat away at them (talk about rare). But instead it started eating away at the good brain cells. His teacher noticed when his memory stopped working and his grades slipped. (3rd grade? maybe 4th...) We are in the midst of drastic change in treatment. Which includes steroids that have made him look like a different kid. All I want to do is hug him. When we thought my nephew had a stroke, it turned out he had malformed arteries in his brain. They may have been that way since birth. They tried gama ray radiation to eat away at them (talk about rare). But instead it started eating away at the good brain cells. His teacher noticed when his memory stopped working and his grades slipped. (3rd grade? maybe 4th…) We are in the midst of drastic change in treatment. Which includes steroids that have made him look like a different kid. All I want to do is hug him.

]]> By: Sarah http://www.imiriam.com/?p=871&cpage=1#comment-3444 Sarah Tue, 19 Jan 2010 23:26:14 +0000 http://www.imiriam.com/?p=871#comment-3444 whoa whoa

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