No worries.... and there is no rush....and of course, don't feel obligated. I'm hanging in there...the worst part, as I've posted, is noticing little differences from week to week, even how subtle. I hate hate hate this fu&*%%g disease! Good days and bad days both....it really just depends on my attitude - if I concentrate on what I can do (...which is still a lot) then I'm good. If I focused on my losses...well....that gets me down. I think it's especially because I'm someone who has always been active - mountain biking, skiing....all up until a year ago. This is grieving at it's heart, I think. That said, I'm throwing every alternative method I can find at this thing in the hopes of maintaining as much mobility as I can (...and staying alive) until they can come up with someone better than Rilutek. Anyways, I'll msg you when I get back from up north and as I say....no rush, no obligation. Take care LE