Now I want to read it even more… I don’t know what to think about myself now. We’ll see, I guess.
When my son was 2-3, I think, he had this sort of tonic muscle movements and they had to rule out seizures and brain malignancies. It was scary for me. I think it was more scary for me than for my wife. Growing up you think it gets better. The fear of your child dying, I mean. The dystonia is kind of an afterthought now. But one of the reasons why I would really like to live in Europe, especially now my kids are older, is because there’s reliable public transit and people don’t depend on their own vehicles, which as you know the speeds here are high and sometimes you wonder if it’s better to die or to survive the crash. And yes, the point is, I’m a little concerned about them driving. But anyway. I don’t know if there was a point on saying all this other than to say that it is scary to think about our children dying even though is a real possibility.
Thank you for listening to my rambling, Giedre.
Pablo