The A/C guys came first thing in the morning and it is up and running, sure makes a difference! Hank and the other guy are actually handymen/small job contractors and were working on someones barn as main job, doing the A/C as "time permitted" but obviously cleared it with the main employer to do my work fist,. I did pay them a bonus and they were happy - not as happy as I, though. The nurse came, checked me out, took the bandages off. She's nice and will be back next week.

Linda, I'm glad that your news was good, but I'm very sorry to hear about Kurt. Hang in there and take care, Lynne

It definitely was per the advice of her attorney. Her attorney apparently told her (and the GAL) that NOTHING was in writing requiring the GAL to have permission to speak with the evaluators. AUUGHHH. This will get continued till early July. According to our attorney, who has spoken with the GAL, he is going to recommend to the judge that BM be ordered to re-do the eval, at her expense. But this is just another delay. I do think BM is stalling for time, who knows why. I guess the longer amount of time that has gone by since the incident at our house, the less *serious* she thinks it is. Who knows. One interesting thing--DH and I have read through the parenting plan in detail (some of it is soooo confusing!) and we have discovered that a motion to modify cannot be filed without FIRST going to mediation. So THAT is good news.

Thank you all for sharing my happiness. If I had no drug insurance -- which American seniors are required to buy as a condition of having Medicare -- Celgene would cover most of the cost of their product, Revlimid. It's been on the market for over ten years. I am pretty sure that patients in other countries pay much less for the product. Maybe I should look 'abroad'? jim -- The $15K every year has to come from somewhere.