Sorry to disappoint, but we all behaved ourselves.
When I was describing my hearing status, Marc piped up when I wasn't looking at him, and asked "do you have any directional hearing left?" Hearing this, my eyes went searching around the room, trying to figure out who had said it. They all had a good laugh watching me. So we did have a bit of fun.
The most interesting story was a woman who went to House for a middle fossa surgery in January. For the first time ever, according to her, they could not find a tumor! The doctors had reviewed the MRI several months earlier, and agreed with the radiologist that there was an 8mm AN. Yet they found no tumor when they got inside. She is doing fine, and will have another MRI in April. I wonder what that will show?
4 was there, and looking well I might add, her eye movement is very natural looking. Jackie was also there, looking good as always, and I think she will be mailing off some MRIs shortly, including to Chang at Stanford. There was also a gentleman of 89 years, who has been in watch-and-wait mode for about 7 years now. I get the impression that at 89, life in general tends toward watch-and-wait...
Cheers to all,
Steve
