Blog of Leonid Mamchenkov

Sometimes, when I get really excited about an idea (say a project), I notice that there is a lot of background thinking goes on in my brain.  It’s an amazing process.  I am sure it’s there, as I lose a great deal of concentration and appear staring at the same point for hours.  But at the same time, I can’t get close to what is going on.  I am receiving results of this process every few days, but I there is no way for me to control or direct the way the thinking goes.

This type of thinking also produces the best results.  If I force myself into thinking about something, I can’t get outcome half as good.  Even when I try hard.  And the worst part is that it’s not easy to put something into background thinking.  If I force something into it, it just falls our right back.

With that, I have these questions to ask:

• Do you understand what I am talking about?
• Do you have any similar experience?
• Do you know how to control this better?

P.S.: If this post seems disorganized, it’s because of background thinking taking place in my head right now…

Results from Maxim’s MRI brain scan have arrived today. I am no doctor, of course, but I can read English and look at pretty pictures. And from what I’ve understood - everything is OK. There are no anomalities, tumors, or things like that.

We’ll be visiting Dr.Simos in the nearest future (like tomorrow or so) to get a confirmation of our understanding of these results and also to work out the further path.

I’ll keep you posted.

Maxim’s MRI brain scan was scheduled for today.

MRI brain scan is a procedure that is used to diagnose all sorts of internal problems. Most often - brain issues.

Maxim needed MRI brain scan to see if there is anything that pressures his facial nerve. The right side of his face is still not very active and we slowly start worrying about it. Facial nerve problems usually cure themselves between the age of 6 month and 2 years. But it’s always good to be on the safe side.

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