What concerns me is that Gord should have never gone onstage after the TIA occured. If it was severe enough for is right hand/arm to be impaired, he should have cancelled his shows maybe for the rest of the year, knowing that TIA's could indicate something bigger to come. I'm concerned that his desire to work is filling in some voids in his life that he would rather be on stage unable to properly play his guitar, than be back in Toronto undergoing physical therapy on his arm. It's time to cool it, rest,
deal with the problem, then,if the doctors say ok, pick it up next year...with a less ambitious schedule. I love the guy, but I'm ticked at him right now.
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