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A Thursday, Aug. 13, 1959
Father's Pants Not
The Same Color
Burlington, Vt. -iUPD Ver
mont's Adj. Gen. Francis Bil
lado was inspecting his troops
when he came upon one fir
man whose pants did not
match the rest of his uniform.
The airman had been "un
able to find his own trousers
and had put on his father's
who was none other than the
adjutant general himself. The
youth drew extra duty for his
infraction.
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Ljlila Strokes . . ,
It is curious but some neu
rologists and internists hate
to admit that f ori'one . large
stroke there
are - probably
scores for huri
dregs of what
I call the. "lit
tle - -strokes,"
which seldom
produce a pa
ralysis or a
loss of speech.
Most of the
Dr. Alvarez little strokes
probably occur during sleep,
and hence the patient has no
knowledge of them, except
perhaps "when 'he wakes with
a ''head on him" as if he had
been drinking heavily. Spells
that come during the day may'
causesome dizziness or woozi
ness 6r,nausea,which may last
for an hour or two. . .
In some cases there remains
some loss of memory, some ir
ritability and -irascibility,
some aging, some slowing-up,
or some difficulty in working,
ear noises, curious distresses
in the head, some trouble with
swallowing, a burning of the
tongue, an aw-ful taste in the
mouth, a numbness some
where, a little failure of vi
sion, a little weakness m the
legs, a pain in the face, a lack
of interest or joy in living, a
lack of desire to keep clean
and neat, sexual impotence,
Parkinson's syndrome with a
poker face and a shaking
hand, an inability to drive the
car s a fe 1 y, an 'inability to
sleep, a sudden loss of much
weight, some thickness of
speech, a shuffling walk, a
loss of animation and. strength
in the face, a fear' of being
left alone, a tendency to cry,
or some loss 04 refinement.
Idea Quickly Accepted
General practitioners usual
ly quickly accept my idea of
the little strokes because they
see so many hundreds- of pa
tients who die slowly over
the course of years with these
little pluggings-up of tiny ar
teries in the brain. .
It is sad that 'so . many of
these patients do -not get any
sympathy or understanding
from their families. Their
children" may keep, saying,
"Oh, Father, snap - out of it
and quit grousing.".! But the
poor man can't snap out of
it; his- brain" is too seriously
injured. Often he feels utterly
miserable.
Rarely, a man who for
years has caught the 7:45 into
town every working day,
wakes one morning, feeling
miserable: Then, for no reason
that he can give to his wife,
he never goes to work again.
Or, he goes to work and soon
has to Joe retired because he
has lost all his old drive, he
can't get anything done, he
forgets what he started to do,
and perhaps he is so irritable
he can't get along with his
associates. Many a time
man's secretary has said to
me, "Since that day when, for
a moment he fell out of his
chair, he hasn't been able to
dictate a logical letter."
Something Terrible Known
I often have difficulty with
the neurologists, because when
they go over such a man with
their pin and cotton and little
i hammer, they cannot find any
j thing the matter with him.
According to their-oldtand-
ard tests, he is ail right, but
his wife and his boss, at the
office know that something
terrible has happened to his
brain. As many a wife has
said to me, "All of a sudden,
my old lover and able hus
band was gone, andj'inhis
place -1 had a changeling
someone I hardly knew." A
man who had been a tower of
strength to his whole family
in his 60s, was asked to testi
fy in court. On coming off the
stand, after a gruelling cross
examination, he stumbled and
fell. Recovering himself in a
moment, he went home, but
immediately, his family knew
that a terrible change had tak
en place in him. He was slow-ed-up,
querulous, unable to-do
anything, or to talk of any
thing besides a discomfort in
his bowels. Fortunately; after
two orrthree more, "weak
spells," he had a big - one
which put" an end to his siif-
lerings.- ;.-;.: ,,. .--
Happily, in -marry cases .af
ter a little stroke, the patient
quickly recovers.--The sad'caS'
es are those in which charae
ter and temperament and abil
ity are permanently injured.
Common Way of Dying
It is remarkable that until
some 13 years ago, wnen 1
began writing about these lit
tle strokes, hardly any of us
physicians had recognized this
one of the , commonest dis
eases and one of the .common
est ways of petering out and
dying. One of the commonest
ways in which we grow old is
through a series of the little
strokes. As a sweet old lady
once said, every time she got
dizzy and vomited "Death
keeps taking little bites of
me." She couldn't have de
scribed the process more viv
idly. As the famous D. Osier
on.ee said, many of us take
longer to die than we did to
grow up, and we have to go
through a- miserable and very
unhappy process of slow dis
integration with the years."
As yet, most of the little
strokes are called "heart at
tacks," partly because the
family and most doctors hate
the word stroke. In many cas
es, we doctors speak of spasm
in a blood vessel m the brain
This'is a more pleasant diag
nosis, but usually there was a
plugging-up of a. tiny artery
with a , clot. Too often we
know this was true because
the iniurv that resulted re-
mains, permanent. For in
stance, a friend of mine once
had several brief spells m
which he could not talk. Each
time he recovered his speech
perfectly, but his legs got rub
bery and remained that way
for the rest of his days.
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