B-=A+
ITEM! I passed the first exam for A+ certification (aka 220-801). This coming Tuesday, I’ll take the second part (220-802).
Author: jERT
About me - my name is Jarrett, but people call me...Jarrett. I have a five year old daughter named Quinn and a weiner dog mix named Lily. Aside from this info, you will learn much about me from my blog entries and - I started this blog soon after having a brain hemorrhage in the pons region of the brainstem. Initially, this blog was a means for me to keep everyone updated on my medical situation. As my condition has improved there hasn't been as much of a need to broadcast my medical news. I still do that, but most of my entries are musings about life with a TBI. "Cavern of my mind" relates to the name of the lesion that caused the hemorrhage - cavernous malformation or cavernoma for short.
I Still Love Technology, but Not as much Cleaning, You See; Always and Forever
I’m going to be pretty busy tomorrow, so I’m counting this as my Tuesday blog. I might still post something
Thanks, Dad
Today being father’s day, I’d like to write about my dad – There are lots of things I can say
What’s behind that friggin door?
UPDATE! The Skylander racket has sucked me in as well. It’s not enough that it sunk (sank? I know –
One Pair of Glasses to Rule Them All!
ITEM! I picked up my glasses with the prisms for double vision. I don’t really have double vision anymore, so
The Video Game That Never Ends and White Out On My Brainstem
Greetings! A week ago Friday I saw my neurosurgeon, he told me I had had a “micro-bleed”. My only symptom
Twas the Night Before Surgery
I’m just going to jump right in; I want to continue down memory lane, but I also need to write
HOO-DINT and Talking to a Guy, but Not Really
ITEM! My double vision continues, but with small improvements. My neurosurgeon in Dallas says the MRI report…uh, reported no abnormalities.
Hobbit movie = sad Jarrett
I had the dubious pleasure of watching The Hobbit last weekend and had to share my ennui. You see, the
Scary Stuff
It’s nearly the fourth anniversary to the day of when I went to the ER and a CT scan found
My Brain Injourney 