Didn't think I'd want my own blog during this, but...

For anyone reading this, it’s likely you’ve found your way here because you know Michael or me and perhaps got the email from someone about his surgery and his desire to communicate all health news via the Web and his blog...or I posted something online ...or I told you directly about my own blogging efforts.
If you’ve randomly stumbled across this blog, well, I’m sorry, and you can just hit some giant ‘NEXT’ button, or go back to Google, or wherever and continue your surfing. Because you’re probably not gonna find much of interest here. It’ll be full of inside references, jokes, acronyms, and generally not make much sense to anyone else. Or heck, perhaps not even to me. But hey, if you want, stick around

You see, I’ve started blogging on my own because I may have jumped the gun and overstepped things when I started posting to Michael’s heart blog BEFORE his surgery – apparently I wasn’t supposed to be doing the updating to the world until after he was duly incapacitated. Oops. Darn.
Well, I liked the posting and being able to leave longer notes or thoughts than on Facebook, so dammit I’m posting on my own blog now!

It may cover some of the same stuff as ends up on his blog, redundancy is big in health care isn’t it? But maybe also from a different angle, from the caretaker and the sitter-around-waiting person rather than the patient, or the patient’s temporary blogger. So read both if you want, read neither, whatever.

Peace.
JEB