Barry – What was the hardest part about coming home?

You leave when insurance companies say, “Your time is up.” You’re dropped off at home with the essential medical equipment: a bed, maybe a wheelchair, a loaner or something like that.  That doesn’t mean that your house is prepared for that.  In fact, she couldn’t leave the room.  The night that she was brought home, I had to tear out some door frames, so they were wide enough for the wheelchair to pass through them.  So, I had some deconstruction to do, I wasn’t worried about reconstruction.