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		By: Kristin Berkey-Abbott		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Both of my parents have had TIAs and gone on to be perfectly fine.  I wanted to give you a note of hope, from someone who understands how terrifying these kinds of incidents are.  

My dad&#039;s was a reaction to Interferon, a drug he was taking after a melanoma.  It was in 1998, and he&#039;s fine now, despite other health scares--no more strokes or anything like a stroke.

My mom&#039;s was more mysterious.  She had no health indicators like high blood pressure, high cholesterol or anything else that&#039;s an early warning sign of possible strokes to come.  She, too, has been fine since, although she&#039;s taking Cumadin, a blood thinner, which has had a challenge here or there.

I am far away, although the airline ride is fairly short (2-3 hours, depending on the way the wind blows).  It&#039;s hard to know when to drop everything and rush to be there and when to save the money and vacation days that work would require for a more serious time--or is the current crisis the serious time?

I wish you all the best, and your mom sounds healthy, so I suspect this incident will be behind you soon.  I&#039;m glad you&#039;ve got people and cats with you to keep you cheered.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Both of my parents have had TIAs and gone on to be perfectly fine.  I wanted to give you a note of hope, from someone who understands how terrifying these kinds of incidents are.  </p>
<p>My dad&#8217;s was a reaction to Interferon, a drug he was taking after a melanoma.  It was in 1998, and he&#8217;s fine now, despite other health scares&#8211;no more strokes or anything like a stroke.</p>
<p>My mom&#8217;s was more mysterious.  She had no health indicators like high blood pressure, high cholesterol or anything else that&#8217;s an early warning sign of possible strokes to come.  She, too, has been fine since, although she&#8217;s taking Cumadin, a blood thinner, which has had a challenge here or there.</p>
<p>I am far away, although the airline ride is fairly short (2-3 hours, depending on the way the wind blows).  It&#8217;s hard to know when to drop everything and rush to be there and when to save the money and vacation days that work would require for a more serious time&#8211;or is the current crisis the serious time?</p>
<p>I wish you all the best, and your mom sounds healthy, so I suspect this incident will be behind you soon.  I&#8217;m glad you&#8217;ve got people and cats with you to keep you cheered.</p>
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