Nancy you are such a gem. Being one of those stroke survivors that go from no common sense lol to quoting from a health manual, I can totally appreciate your plight. I shock myself sometimes...how can I not handle this circumstance and then 5 minutes later I'm giving a solution to a more complex problem. To me I feel like it goes back to how we remember and file our memories. All those files are still there but our brains can't find the right file cabinet sometimes. But then other times we stumble on an important file cabinet and we explore for a while. Yes, confusing. I'm glad Dan decided Tylenol was doable and I hope it's helping.

Frustrating things to care about seem the norm with some strokes, Ray was the same. The things I thought important meant nothing to him, but some things had significant impact like car maintenance he would have me about.  I used to count to 100 a lot before speaking...lol.

Nancy,

I am glad to hear that you are still doing well.   Yes, William is like that.  Strange?  Sometimes he is totally confused and other times he is reflective.   Last night he refused to take his meds.  But, this morning, early  I gave him his morning meds.  Amazing.  Your never know from day to day.  Hour to hour.

Ruth