Titlebook: Reverberations of a Stroke; A Memoir Karl Gustafson Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Memoir.Mathematician.Mathematics.Stroke.B

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The Brain,he patient constantly. I really needed some rest. I also enjoyed my own kitchen, roaming around the house, looking at the mountains, taking short walks in the neighborhood, and buying groceries at the nearby supermarket. I have been my own “caretaker” since my wife Rose died in 1980—long ago—so this was a familiar lifestyle to me.

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An Early Rise,ve grandchildren were now 15, 13, 12, 10, 10, and I was struck with a realization that my role as the mysterious loved grandfather would not last forever. But this summer, fun and fellowship were had by the whole gang of us, in Boulder and in the nearby mountains. And then the rest of the gang departed and I was again alone in the house.

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A Trip to the High Country,ountain terrain that brings a religious feeling to me. I feel free, and closer to God. I have always taken to heart the inspirational words of John Muir: “Climb the mountains and get their good tidings”.