Just a quick update. Lynn has been transferred to the Neuro ICU, not because anything has gotten any worse, but rather because most of what we are dealing with now is neuro stuff. With the fluctuating pressure in the brain caused from swelling, and the continuous EEGmonitoring as well as the ICP monitoring, the team felt it best that instead of constantly calling Neuro to come up, we should just put him in the Neuro ICU. I had a good talk with the Neurologist today and she was explaining that a couple of days ago when Lynn started having swelling of the brain, he experienced a small stroke in a portion of the left side of his brain caused from the swelling pressing on an artery. We won't know the full extent of lasting damage, but because the neuro exam was very good, they are very optimistic that there is no paralysis involved. There may be possible vision problems in the left eye but we really won't know until he wakes up. Evidently there are a several days that are necessary for the swelling to go down, (the swelling was caused by the elevated ammonium levels) and so until the swelling is down (in approximately 48 hours) they will keep him very sedated and quiet. Once the swelling is down, they will aggressively work on getting him to wake up. Once again, we are encouraged by what the doctors are telling us. Will keep in touch.