A brief explanation of my absence and subsequent reappearance due to the kindness of Chris Graham (AKA) the Story Reading Ape.
During the last week of January, I became vague whilst shopping in Sainsburys supermarket. The member of staff who was helping me at the time was concerned, however, the vagueness passed and I continued to a restaurant where I met my friend Jeff.
During Wednesday evening (the last Wednesday in January), I became unwell and collapsed at home. I subsequently recovered and thought no more about it, that is until the first Sunday in February when I again collapsed whilst walking Appollo with a friend in South Norwood Lake park. An ambulance was called and I was taken to Mayday University hospital in Croydon, where I suffered a further seizure.
Having spent the night in Mayday, I was sent home with medication for epelesy. This did, I thought at the time seem to do the trick as I suffered no further seizures. My mum and her friend spent a few days with me then returned to Liverpool.
Having rested for a couple of days, I decided to go to visit my family in Liverpool. Soon after having arrived, I was once more subject to confusion and developed a weak right side.
To cut a long story short, I was admitted to Walton Neuro Unit where I underwent an emergency operation. I am pleased to report that I am no longer subject to confusion, and I have largely regained the movement in the right side of my body. I am so grateful to all of the staff in Walton Neuro Unit for their excellent care and compassion.
I am still undergoing tests in order to determine what, exactly happened. Basically, as a child, I developed a blood clot on the brain which the doctors believe allowed 2 bugs to enter my system. (They are looking to seal the hole which was left since I was 18-months-old)!
Chris Graham is now posting for me as I’m unable to access the dashboard on my blog due to some issue with the NHS’S WiFi, which is blocking my access.
I am extremely grateful to Chris for his kindness in posting on my behalf.
K Morris - Poet 
God Bless you, Kevin! And God Bless our dear Chris. ❤
Thank you, Annette. I am so grateful to Chris for posting on my behalf.
Dear Kevin, wishing you a full and very swift recovery and I very much look forward to going for that long overdue beer (or three) with you as soon as you’re able to!
In the meantime, keep up with the writing, I very much enjoy reading your excellent poems.
Best wishes from Bea and me!
Dear John. Thank you so much for your best wishes. I also am looking forward to that pint (or more)! on my return to London. Best wishes to Bea and you! Kevin
Hi Kevin, I recently read you were ill. It may have been on Patty’s blog. I am happy to know you’ve received the right treatment and are getting back on your feet.
Thank you Robbie. I appreciate your kind words.
Hi Kevin, i’m sorry to hear about you being so unwell. I hope you feel much better soon. Take care. We’re all thinking of you – and thanks, Chris, for posting an update.
Thank you, Esther for your very kind words, which are much appreciated.
I’m sorry you have been so unwell and happy they have found a fix for what was going on with you, that is very scary and hope you are on the mend and on your way back. many kudos to chris, he is a great supporter of all writers
Thank you Beth for your very kind comments. I also greatly appreciate Chris’s assistance in posting.
Putting you in my prayers and wishing you a speedy recovery.
Thank you. I appreciate you doing that.
You’re welcome.
Thank you for the update on your health, Kevin! I’m glad the docs were able to find and treat the cause of your seizures.
Thank you, Liz. I also was glad.
You’re welcome, Kevin.
I think Chris is an angel in disguise. He’s such a friend to everyone.
I hope you are soon better, and back to posting for yourself.
Oh my God, what had happend? I am so sorry for you, Kevin. Good to hear, that the surgery had gone well. Thanks Chris for assisting Kevin during the time of absence. Sad things always happen unexpected. I hope for a fast recovery, Kevin! Be blessed! xx Michael
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