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Medical history
I stopped streaming while undergoing treatment and therapy. This page records that part of my life and the medical events around it.
Daily life
My health can affect how much energy I have and whether a planned stream is realistic. Streams may therefore be irregular, shorter than expected, delayed, changed, or cancelled.
I am building Maiks.yt while preparing to return. The scheduling, updates, and stream controls are practical tools for doing that work.
A visible reality
The labels describe the areas as I understand them. This image is part of the record, not medical guidance or a diagnostic explanation.
Medical timeline
My memories are fragmented, so this summary was reconstructed from the records currently available from two hospitals and my GP. It combines obvious duplicate entries instead of counting the same care twice.
A plus sign means at least that many records were found. Missing years or lower numbers do not prove that no other care occurred. I will add details when they come back to me and I can place them within at least a general period; approximate dates will be labelled as such.
I broke a bone in my right hand. Follow-up imaging showed that it was healing.
A low-grade brain tumour was discovered and surgically removed. Recovery left lasting effects on my energy, focus, planning, and tolerance for overstimulation.
A head injury led to an emergency assessment. Imaging found no bleeding, and I returned home without being admitted.
Follow-up monitoring continued without a major event that needs a separate public explanation.
The available records show continued brain imaging during the year.
The available records show continued brain imaging during the year.
Routine MRI monitoring showed slow change near the earlier surgical area, leading to renewed specialist review.
I underwent repeat brain surgery on 11 April and stayed in hospital from 7 to 15 April. Recovery and my return to activity were deliberately gradual.
A subtle change on an MRI led to discussion of additional treatment options.
I started daily treatment in March and underwent frequent monitoring. The four documented brain MRI scans remained stable.
Treatment continued, with the three documented brain MRI scans through July remaining stable.
Scope
This page records the larger medical events that affect my life. It is not here to defend my choices or ask the reader to reach a particular conclusion.
It will stay focused on verified events and broad yearly summaries. Routine visits and unnecessary private details do not need to become public entries.