Strategy, post brain tumor

May 27, 2010

There is lots of socializing time built in to the 2 day retreat – drinks & dinner.

But I can’t eat – still nil by mouth and even my sister doesn’t understand me in a noisy room.

The informal schmooze is as important as the formal sessions. I don’t know how yet, but I must participate in both.

I pack my computer (large type),  my voice amplifier, extra kleenex and portable feed system. By hook or by crook I will do it.

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