neurorehabilitationFromTheTrenches

Hello again. I'm back for one main reason; to remind you to not forget my Syllytrain competition from last week . Since I'm here I'll go on a bit about something to certify this as a legitimate blog post and thus extend to 3, the number of blog posts in December. That reminds me, I'm still/always on the lookout for blog articles so if you feel like plugging anything, this is a good place to publish propaganda, since this blog recently received its 20,000th visitor. I'll leave it there, but I will be in Ireland next week, so expect a full account. My Tree

It will soon be Veganuary. I struggle with this whole vegan thing. I, for example, miss cheese, Gorgonzola in particular, and ice-cream. So much so that I must admit that I'm sometimes relieved when there is no vegan option for dessert. I am a sunshine vegan; if there is a hint of rain, I am simply a vegetarian. I blame the thousands of years, in which humans concentrated their culinary efforts on animal based fuel. Look where this has gotten us. Well I'm enjoying watching the rise in popularity of veganism and thus the availability of vegan sources of sustenance. Companies such as Beyond Meat are ensuring that future generations will not require the exploitation of other animals and the environment, for survival. This has been my favourite "treat" for the last while. When I indulge in one of these, or a few Oreos , also vegan, I think to myself "what on earth is the point" of our continued insistence on animal based sources of fuel. Surely it would

Christ on a bike! Where does the time go? It's that time of year again. Instead of the normal Friday physio session, I made it, on foot, with cane, and the trike as backup, to the Bergedorfer Weihnachtsmarkt. I had Claire and Anna, my physio, for support, but, technically at least, I followed through on my earlier intention, to cane-walk to the Weihnachtsmarkt in 2019. We enjoyed a few Gluhwein, before Claire and I made our way home. I feel that I won't enjoy the return of single vision, in time for Xmas day, so I'll push my estimate for the resolution to my birthday. So, April 25th is my new estimated target for the return of my single vision. It has seen some great improvements recently. The problem is that like everyone else, the merging of the left eye picture with right eye picture is not yet instant. My merge job is slow enough to notice, whereas your's appears instant. When I look at something 20 meters away, it might as well be instant,