Russ Fairfield
RIP
I am sending this appology to everyone who attended my sessions on pen turning at Provo this year. I know that I was often forgetful and at times was cantankerous to your questions. This was not my normal behavior, and definitely not the way I would normally respond to the questions from a demonstration audience.
The problem at the time was a loss of feeling and a limp in my right leg. Both were getting worse as the week went by. At the time I thought it was a pinched nerve from sitting for 11 hours on the trip from North Idaho to Provo. The truth was that I had a small stroke on my 1st night there.
I have been in physical therapy since getting back, almost back to normal feeling in the right foot and hand, now walking without a cane, and the memory of the past year is returning.
Please accept my appology for any bad behavior during my demonstrations.
The problem at the time was a loss of feeling and a limp in my right leg. Both were getting worse as the week went by. At the time I thought it was a pinched nerve from sitting for 11 hours on the trip from North Idaho to Provo. The truth was that I had a small stroke on my 1st night there.
I have been in physical therapy since getting back, almost back to normal feeling in the right foot and hand, now walking without a cane, and the memory of the past year is returning.
Please accept my appology for any bad behavior during my demonstrations.
