The International Brain Research Foundation (IBRF) report was encouraging. Ryan’s brain continues to heal. I purposely encouraged the IBRF team to keep it vague. All I wanted was a general assessment. Normally I’m a nightmare with my questions and suggestions, but not this time. With the upcoming civil suit, it is in my best interest…
Since there are several things I need to cover, I’ll put these into a list again. I hope you don’t mind that I do this once in a while.
I’m definitely not looking forward to today. Not one iota. It’s not so much what I’m doing. Rather, it is I won’t be home. I’ll be on the road, heading east. I must drive to New Jersey today to return some equipment. I believe it’s a four-and-a-half hour trip, one-way. I’m also planning on swinging…
I prefer to get my daily posts out earlier in the day. By eleven, whenever possible. Well, this morning I started out about an hour behind and still I struggle to catch up. As of this very moment I’m still an hour behind. Ugh! I know it shouldn’t matter, but this frustrates me. I actually…
The doctor team from the IBRF (International Brain Research Foundation) is coming later today to do their quarterly assessment on Ryan. Aside from the standard poking and prodding, Ryan is hooked-up to a qEEG (Quantitative Electroencephalography). This gives an electronic rendering of Ryan’s brain activity in both wave and mapping forms.