Hi Thorin Thanks very much for sharing your story, it sounds pretty challenging but I'm glad you've still managed to make some music despite what's been going on.
I'm enjoying the tracks (Clonic in particular) and have donated to Cure Epilepsy. Best wishes to you and your wife. Dan. On Tue, Dec 21, 2021 at 11:26 AM Thorin Teague <thor.tea...@gmail.com> wrote: > https://thorinteague.bandcamp.com/album/vitrea-aura > > On July 19th 2021 my wife had an unprompted tonic clonic (what used to > be called "grand mal") seizure with no warning signs that it was > coming. After being rushed to the hospital and quickly medicated to > suppress any further seizure activity, her short term memory and sleep > cycle began to normalize and we started to take a look around the > landscape of our new life. > > We've learned so much and yet we are still epilepsy rookies. After > some tweaks, she ended up on what appears to be the right medicine. We > got the final diagnosis about six weeks later. Scar tissue on her > brain from a closed head injury from a car accident that had occurred > in 2003 was causing her brain to have problems and misfire. > > I have this new job now of part-time caregiver. Clearly, normal life > has been utterly usurped and we are adjusting to this reality, or > trying to. > > Part of my exploration of this new world is the music I have made here. > > This release is free to everyone. If you wish to make a payment, > please donate it to either cureepilepsy.org or epilepsy.com. Cure > epilepsy is more focused on researching medication and a cure. The > Epilepsy Foundation leans a little more on social programs and support > structures. Any funds sent to Thorin Teague will be redirected to the > aforementioned organizations, split evenly. > > Please download whichever format(s) you prefer and enjoy! >
