Steve - Go Grey in May Day 10

Steve I were married 37 years, November 2019 he experienced an unusual seizure, where he felt frozen in his car for about 20min and when he could eventually move, he had a period of about 4 hours where he couldn’t remember my, or our kids names, or any of our friends. He recovered and didn’t tell me about it, the next day he had another episode whilst at work. I took him to hospital, and he was diagnosed with left temporal lobe GBM. He had surgery at Royal North Shore hospital a week later, he started radiation/ chemo early December 2019. In early January Steve had an episode where his heart rate dropped to 24, and he went to hospital via ambulance. He was in complete heart block and required a pacemaker. This was probably caused by brain swelling from the treatment. He did fairly well until around August 2020, where he started to show right sided weakness. By September we were aware of further deterioration and we were told that his tumours had returned and options were limited. Two weeks later we, as a family decided to stop treatment. Palliative care not long after. I was able to care for him practically by myself, with some help from my adult kids at home, where he died.