Steve had the MRI this afternoon. Early this evening our ophthalmologist rung up to say they did find abnormal activities in Steve’s brain. He has arranged for Steve to see the neurologist at Monash University hospital early tomorrow morning. He suspect Vascuailitus or Lymphoma but the neurologist will have a better idea exactly what it could be. So we wait. Its very hard.
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OK – so now you have an idea of what you are possibly dealing with. A bummer I know but these things can be treated. Waiting is very hard but try and keep positive and just be there for each other. Erin xx
Thinking of you both. As Erin said, these things can be treated once they’re identified.
We are hoping for the best and a quick treatment and complete recovery. Best of luck from s/v Tahina.
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Our thoughts are with you, and we hope your treatment plan is in place soon.
Prayers and love, hang in there, it sounds treatable but best of all you should have an answer. Fingers crossed and big hugs XXXX
Sending our love.
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Dear Helen and Steve
I am so glad you found your way to Melbourne into competent hands, after we urged you to do so in Savusavu. Now I am confident the neurologists find a comprehensive diagnosis and an adaquate treatment. Wish you all the best.
George (Joerg)