Hi all -
A reporter for the local newspaper heard about my Moyamoya and asked to interview me for an article. It came out in today's (April 9th) paper. It's mostly accurate, though I sure don't plan to return to Stanford for ongoing treatments, just very infrequent checkups. The newpaper is published on-line at www.southwhidbeyrecord.com. The title is "Langley woman hit with rare brain disease". My hope is that the information might help to make the search for help a little easier and a whole lot quicker for someone else.
Kim

Hi Carol,
Thanks for sharing the good news about Tommy. Once he starts getting a good nights sleep, he'll bounce back quicker than you'd imagine possible. I'm sure you'll be glad to be hugging your own pillow again too. 
A long-time customer of mine came into the shop today after reading the article. She said that she had had episodes of numbness and tingling and had been ignoring it. After we talked she said she's going to make an appointment with her doctor. So, maybe it's already done some good.
Kim

Hi Kim,

You go girl! Great article! Anytime you can get the word out about Moyamoya it’s a blessing and sure to help someone, some way. Good job and thank you!!

I’m looking forward to meeting you in a few weeks.

Mar