This week with Times 7:
...“Sure. But you’ve got to realize there’s still a part of me that wonders if I’m completely sane. I could still be dreaming all this,” he said while gesturing around them. “Just think about the situation from my viewpoint. I’m a… was an engineer, a practical person. I built things. Sure, I used technology to do it, and I was even aware that there had been breakthroughs in remapping parts of the brain – always thought impossible. But then we got creamed by a drunk. My wife,” he cleared his throat to keep his voice from breaking, “was killed, and I got a blood clot in an inoperable part as well as some tearing in another inoperable part of my brain. I was going to die – period. Here was their chance. They went into my brain with a laser incorporated into the best computer system that hospital-millions could buy.
“They destroyed the clot, restored circulation to the damaged area, and proceeded to regrow and remap the restored parts of my brain using this program some genius came up with, combined with the new cell growth technology. I awakened months later, unable to remember anything after the accident. I thought I was going to be okay, though. After getting over my initial weakness from being in a hospital bed for so long, I finally returned to work, only to wake up back in the hospital again. They said I passed out at work. All I could remember was walking down the hall and the world starting to swirl around me – everything breaking into a rainbow. I kept having these… kaleidoscope attacks, as I called them, until I got fired. Then I eventually found out that I’m a walking time machine. I’ve always prided myself on having a logical mind. Unfortunately, that logical part of me still isn’t completely convinced that I haven’t lost a screw or two somewhere.”...
Have a goodun;
Roust