"Just want to thank you again for all your information and assistance. You were like a light in a dark place. Armed with the info you sent, we feel pretty sure that we've covered our bases and can help Margie make her decisions as long as she's able, and have the required paperwork in place to allow us to make the ones she would want when she is not. Again, just wanted to thank you for everything. I've taken the liberty of telling everyone who will listen about your service, in the event that someone else can find the light at the end of the tunnel. Sometimes all it takes is someone who cares, will listen, and suggest answers."

"Thank you so much for all of your help! You got us in so quickly to so many facilities that I would never have found on my own (each facility was wonderful), you were able to answer my many questions, and you listened and understood what has been going on in our lives. We took Al to Brighton Gardens. When we first got there he was distrustful and looked at me and said "You're taking me home, right?" I said yes. He was a bit feisty for a moment, not seeming to like it there. Carolyn and I left him for a bit to talk with the nurse and get his belongings. By the time we got back to his section, he was sitting at a table drinking coffee and eating so we just left to let him get adjusted."

"You will be glad to hear that my sister Ruth is very happy at Springhouse. She has many people with whom to talk, and there are always interesting activities planned. Last week one of the activity directors got her involved in a bridge game. Although she had not played for many years she still had her point count card and the score card - it was a lovely afternoon for her. We can't thank you enough for all your help."