I understand trying to get this kind of stuff done on a timeline.

I hope that it works out the way you need it to work out.
M

My husband suffered a lot yesterday. The inversion table didn't go well, and after I gave him the massage he couldn't get off the floor. I made him take 800mg of ibuprofen for pain and inflammation and he decided to give heat a chance again. He went to bed still barely able to walk, and he was groaning in his sleep trying to turn over, but when I woke up he was gone. The (expletive) went to work.

The apartment people came and said they were testing fire alarms, looking at carpet, and looking under sinks. I'm friendly with one of the girls who came, although I haven't been into the office in over a year. I handed them a list of repairs I want done lol. They didn't expect that.

The lady from the driving class emailed me the medication release, but it wasn't until after 4. So, I wasn't able to get it to the office yesterday. I'm going to drop it off today.
On the release it states somewhere, "clients' mental and, at times, emotional participation can be quite intensive."
I guess I should be concerned by that, but I'm not. They're referring to discussions about substance abuse and I have enough "safe" stories to share on that subject to satisfy them (you have to satisfy them before they will send a letter of completion to the court). I have no intention of bearing my soul to these people.
Anyway, since it's on the release, pdoc's going to see that part and is going to have to sign off on it. I attached a letter explaining what it was for, and reminding her I'm stable. I wonder if she's going to call me before she signs it. I'm going to be SUPER ****** if she won't.

Kay