From: jeffrey epstein <jeevacation®gmail.com>

From: jeffrey epstein <jeevacation®gmail.com> To: John Brockman Subject: Re: Re: Date: Thu, 07 Apr 2011 16:08:34 +0000 Better than pain Sony for all the typos .Sent from my iPhone On Apr 7, 2011, at 5:58 PM, John Brockman a wrote: >> bummer for galertner. but more importantly are you feeling better , emoitonally , physically > Interesting that I the first operation appears to have been very beneficial - my right art is coming back and I can do things now I couldn't do before surgery (like hang up an overcoat, grab a quart of milk, drink a cup of coffee with just the right hand). And being in between surgeries the O'Leary told me not to work out, so it's all about the nerves coming back which was the goal. > This is very good news. > How do I feel? The neck and area of surgery is pain free and fine. But I feel in general undefined lousy (very tired at end of day, unable to sleep through the night, no appetite) which I am coming to learn from you and others is the most likely due to the effects of anesthesia. One month per every hour under. > Also, having to deal with the up in the air state 2nd surgery is unnerving. Went to see my own internist (who is a cardiologist) who says my heart is fine. Going to the surgeon, O'Leary, on Monday to see what he wants to do. My internist suggests I take thenew reports, vatscan, x-ray, and MRI, and send it to the Munich surgeon for his opinion. He had originally said do one operation, wait and see because it may take care of the problem. > Best, mobile EFTA00908396