This blog is devoted to telling my mom's journey with AutoImmune Encephalitis. My sister and I scoured the internet looking for information about her condition. We found very little. What we did find did not document well the day to day experiences -- and what to expect -- especially as our mom was suffering in the acute phase of the illness. I hope you find this information useful. I also hope it fills you with some hope, in what I know, can be a very trying time.
Sunday, November 22, 2015
Day 0: November 22, Sunday
My mom seemed to be her typical vibrant self today. She is 71, and highly active, fit and trim. She goes to the gym for an hour a day, plus several walks during the day with my dad. She does not smoke or drink, and tries to eat clean. If anything, she is too obsessed with these things, and is a little too thin. I had a FT conversation with her this afternoon, where she seemed her typical alert and engaged self. Nothing struck me as out of the ordinary. That afternoon I had texted her a picture of my two dogs parking up a tree at a little squirrel hidden on a tiny branch. Literally within 30 seconds, she texted me back with a zoomed in cropped image of the squirrel. We laughed about that plus other things. Who would have predicted how the next day would unfold...
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