Sue's Voice

No, you're the one who brought it up. Did I?

And that's why we went to see our primary care physician.

The hope was anything we could do to keep pushing things out and so forth, that at some point, maybe they would come up with something that would either reverse the symptoms or cure it even.

Daughter, two daughter-in-laws.

And two teenage grandkids. Okay, I forgot that. There were six of them.

We decided that we were kind of wasting our time coming down there all the time, so we suspended taking the drugs probably back in February.

Ken says that for Sue, though, hope is fading. She still knows me. She still knows our kids. She still knows some of our better friends and so forth.

After she was there a few days, every time I would come, She would say, take me home. I don't want to be here anymore. And after a month, I brought her back home.