Carol,

So glad to hear that Cara's TIA's are slowing down!  The one that Tara had really scared us to death . . . I give you credit for getting through the last couple of weeks . . . not that you had a choice, but you know what I mean!

I bet it would do Cara a world of good to see her friends at school, even if it's just for a few minutes.  I know that there's a big age difference, but Tara insisted on attending summer school just 5 days after her return home from surgery #2.  We hesitantly allowed her to go, thinking that she wouldn't last.  Six weeks later, she finished the class with an 'A'!  (It was Algebra 2, and she got a 'C' during the year, so wanted to remediate the grade.  'C's aren't acceptable in her book!)  In hindsight, I believe that it was her way of forcing "normalcy" back into her life.  You'll know best with Cara though - it's just my opinion!

Hugs to you both,

Jill

It is nice to see her pull through and get better.  That is always the one thing that pulls us MM through, the fact that it is down hill from here.  It just gets better.

Wayne