I'm home!!! (and not a veggie...at least, not yet ;) )

...but typing is hard, as my right hand doesn't want to work.

First of all, thank you SO MUCH for all the support during the last 5 days. I won't say it's been easy (ha! as if you would believe that) but I'm making do the best I can. Part of the reason I've been able to get better in record time (even drs / nurses are surprised) is because of you guys and the love you've been sending my way. It makes me want to weep when I think of it--seriously--and I did, a bit, when I was in the hospital. The support, through this blog and all the wonderful things you sent to the hospital were fantastic. I can't believe how lucky I am to have people like you all in my life.

I can't remember what my family posted (as I just read it and the drs weren't kidding when they said short-term memory loss) but as you know, I've had some good, almost normal days and some hideous days. The convulsions were a particular delight, let me tell you. Let's just hope that's all behind me.

I can't drive for a month, due to anti-seizure meds (Linz, we should talk, I know how you feel now...those convulsions were as close to a seizure as I've had, not to mention the meds) but as I complained about that, the nurse pointed out that if I wasn't on the meds and had a seizure, I wouldn't legally be able to drive for a year. So, I'm on the meds with a smile.

Med care was fantastic, other than a crazy roommate (they moved me soon enough, so that was good). I'm sorry that I declined visitors, but that day was the day of the convulsions--and I really didn't think it would be good for anyone, including myself, to have visitors see me in that condition.

I have a cane! Yes, ladies and gents, a stylin' cane. At least it's better than the walker I needed to use just 2 days ago. I probably won't need it soon (claim the physical therapists) in which case maybe we'll modify it into something less harmless...like a cane sword, or dartcane...hmmm. Heh.

Ah, I'm definitely getting a bit woozy and tired. Time for another nap. Know that I love you all, and REALLY appreciate all you've done for me. It's wonderful to "see" you all on the other side.