Re: Amy and Lynn

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Hey guys, thanks so much. I really am excited about the house being gone. It was and is a lovely home that I raised 2 young children to adulthood in. I only hope that the next new couple will find as many joys in this home as I have. It has gotten to be too much for me to maintain and a real financial burden.

I look forward to renting for a while and letting someone else deal with the repairs. It too will allow me some time to get my health situation under control and get on with the transplant eval. I feel that the stress over worrying about finances and repairs on a 20 year old home have just been too much.

I am looking at apartments and have narrowed the list down to 2. One 2 blocks away from work and one that is nearer my family. Tomorrow will determine which I take. If they think I'm maintaining and will be able to work I will probably take the one closer to work. It will cut 45 mins. in the am and 45 mins off the pm drive which will help a lot. If they feel I'm closer to a transplant than I think I am I will probably take the apartment closer to my family. They are both beautiful new apartments and anyone would be very happy to be there. The good news is I can take my dog with me to both apartments. I was worried about that because she is a boxer and not a small dog and I was afraid they would not allow pets this large. Little do they know the "Kid" makes more noise than the dog. I at least poopy scoop after her, him I'm not so sure.

Again thanks for sharing in my good news and keep your finger crossed about tomorrow. I'm very nervous about this appointment. New Hepatologist new environment and my daughter says "Mom you know you don't to change well." Say a prayer for me and I'll let you guys know how it turns out tomorrow night.