4/10/25 Update
Health Update – A Tough Turn, But Still Moving Forward
We wanted to share a development that’s thrown a bit of a wrench into things. Jeremy’s neurologist—an essential part of his care team—is abruptly retiring during a very critical time. This will force us to start over with a new neurologist at a different practice and within a different healthcare network altogether.
As you might imagine, this is more than a simple switch. It means re-establishing a new baseline, going through fresh evaluations, and trying to communicate Jer’s history and progression to someone who doesn’t know him or his case. It’s exhausting and a bit scary.
The timing couldn’t be worse. The Disability claim process is scheduled to take place after Jer’s neurologist has left and possibly before a new neurologist is in place. That means he may be without a specialist to speak to the progression of his condition during a critical part of the review. It puts some very important matters at risk, and we’re doing our best to navigate it—but it’s added a lot of stress.
We’re keeping our heads up and taking it one step at a time. As always, thank you all for your kindness, generosity, and continued support. It truly makes a difference in this fight.
Warmest Regards,
Jeremy and Rhonda
Health Update – A Tough Turn, But Still Moving Forward
We wanted to share a development that’s thrown a bit of a wrench into things. Jeremy’s neurologist—an essential part of his care team—is abruptly retiring during a very critical time. This will force us to start over with a new neurologist at a different practice and within a different healthcare network altogether.
As you might imagine, this is more than a simple switch. It means re-establishing a new baseline, going through fresh evaluations, and trying to communicate Jer’s history and progression to someone who doesn’t know him or his case. It’s exhausting and a bit scary.
The timing couldn’t be worse. The Disability claim process is scheduled to take place after Jer’s neurologist has left and possibly before a new neurologist is in place. That means he may be without a specialist to speak to the progression of his condition during a critical part of the review. It puts some very important matters at risk, and we’re doing our best to navigate it—but it’s added a lot of stress.
We’re keeping our heads up and taking it one step at a time. As always, thank you all for your kindness, generosity, and continued support. It truly makes a difference in this fight.
Warmest Regards,
Jeremy and Rhonda
