From: bowman@montana.com   
      
   On Mon, 27 Oct 2025 16:22:24 -0000 (UTC), Cindy Hamilton wrote:   
      
   > Mine was mainly making sure I was safe to drive after a subdural   
   > hematoma.   
   >  I aced that -- and the speech therapy assessment,   
   > which was like a much longer and more complicated version of the MoCA   
   > that we get every year for Medicare.  The therapist complimented me on   
   > my extensive vocabulary.   
      
   You get the full meal deal MoCA? All I get is the three words and clock,   
   if they remember. The 'wellness' exam is pretty useless. As the NP said   
   'You're Mr. no'. I asked her what happens when people start saying yes and   
   I didn't get the feeling there was a well defined protocol.   
      
   Of course I lied on some of the answers or at least didn't volunteer   
   information. No throw rugs but there is the old, arthritic cat who sleeps   
   in the strangest places. Her jumping up on things days are long gone so   
   she is someplace on the floor.   
      
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