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Health and Hope: This is Spinal Tap

Cerebral Jukebox Magazine Posted on September 10, 2016 by Sans SouciJune 12, 2019

This blog picks up where this one left off. We met with a lovely, young, brilliant neurologist at New York Presbyterian Hospital who is also an assistant Professor and doctor of pharmacology. She went over the MRI’s and deemed them “abnormal.” The recommendation was a spinal tap (lumbar puncture) to withdraw cerebral spinal fluid for evaluation and to assess pressure. This is what Dr. H recommended except he wanted to do this in his office and Dr. V. wanted this done in the hospital under radiological guidance. It was obvious we were in the correct place. In addition, she wanted … Continue reading →

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Red, White and Blue in Black and White: a nonpolitical blog on aging

Cerebral Jukebox Magazine Posted on August 15, 2016 by Sans SouciJune 12, 2019

For those of you who know me, you know I maintain a level of personal privacy. This blog will be different; it will serve to illustrate why my health has been a bit bizarre. I am not allowing public comments on this blog but feel free to get in touch and share your feelings via email. (SansSouciBlogs@gmail.com). As many of you know I have been on a journey, a relationship journey with my elderly mom who is now ninety-eight, whose mind is pretty much intact, who stands up for herself (at about 4′ 8″) and who continues to be one … Continue reading →

Posted in Blog | Tagged about me, aging, brain, health, on relationships

Part 85. Mother-Daughter Journey: In the Mind of the Aged

Cerebral Jukebox Magazine Posted on July 14, 2016 by Sans SouciMarch 12, 2017

In The Mind Of The Aged A seven-layer cake of images ©SusanKalish   The current “module” of my photography course is “family.” It is being taught by a perky, bright young woman from The Twin Cities who is an excellent iPhone photographer having come from the creative field. She has kids who are her immediate subjects and her work is awesome. I have no little kids, no grandkids, but those who are around me are in a much more poignant condition. They have handicapping conditions, if one considers aging a handicap. And both have mobility issues. I will concentrate on … Continue reading →

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460. Why I Haven’t Written Poetry In Months or…Social Security was the last straw

Cerebral Jukebox Magazine Posted on October 18, 2012 by Sans SouciNovember 2, 2012

In case you were wondering where all the creativity has gone, the muse has left and in its place there is an ogre that shleps along, exhausted, trying to make the world a better place. Sometimes I wish that I had become a consumer advocate. I have ongoing aggravation with Dell; I have anxiety about Toyota; I have growing disgust with the publisher I have chosen, iUniverse: after reading through tweets and following links I am finding other writers who are expressing anger and resentment toward the company which is appearing more and more inept. One wrote that she never … Continue reading →

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