Now that Jackson had a great tem of doctors all working in his case, he soon found out that his heart was okay as well as his brain. Other conditions were also dismissed and he was talkative and happy when his sons and his wife came for their visits.

But Don, as an experienced doctor, told Arthur that something was indeed wrong with Jackson. They just didn´t know what it was yet.

“But you have your suspicions.”

“I always do. And I never talk about them, Arthur. I am just explaining to you that his stay will us will continue for one more week. We can´t do all the exams in one day. It would exhaust the patient.”

“Okay, Don. I trust you.”

“Sure Arthur. We are family.”

“As long as our children get a grip.”

“They will, my friend. Give them time.”

The visitor´s waiting room was always crowded with Jackson´s students. They weren´t all