Jim,

Unfortunately they can't always find a stroke after the fact nor can they do much about it, but I wonder if that is part of your troubles as I had all those things in connection to my strokes (including the appearance of a cataract and my eyes were about the only things on my body working normally at that point).

Also, remember that no one cares as much about your health as you do. It's their job, not their life and patients often are simply what rests between getting up in the morning and getting home to their family at the end of the day and nothing more. You have to seriously take control and don't take half answers or indifferences from your doctors. If they aren't engaged (and you can usually tell or sense that) then fire them and get a new doctors and a new opinion. You only get one go round, and don't let it be ruined with declining health. We may not always agree, but on this topic I am the expert.

Brian

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