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(I do want to note, however, that I met Dr. Jeff Karder as I walked down the hall from the emergency room today, on my way to climb the stairs to 330. He asked how Jane was, asked about her work, and books, and commented quite positively on her recovery from the recent infection and fever. “She’s very resilient, isn’t she?” he said, and I could tell that he was very pleasantly surprised and pleased at Jane’s performance. “My wife is an extremely strong-willed person,” I said, and Jeff agreed. He said he’d be up to see her, but is keeping tabs on her through records.

(I meant to add in the opening notes that Jane’s resiliency was proving a learning experience for Jeff Karder as well as for her and me.)

(Jeff Karder, Jane’s doctor, visited her this morning. [...]

I am aware of Karder’s visit, and your own conversations about Ruburt’s walking, and so forth — and I intend to answer your questions, but I wanted to give you the preceding material as a necessary preliminary. [...]

I can say that overall I agree with your decisions, and with Ruburt’s interpretation of Karder’s visit. [...]

[...] This noon I met Jeff Karder in the emergency room — just as I was thinking about him. [...]

[...] Jeff Karder, her doctor, had been in. [...]

(Jeff Karder had been in to see Jane this morning, and had seemed pleased enough as he examined her bedsores, and so forth. [...]

[...] Jeff Karder has her on another vitamin supplement — a pungent colorless liquid that to me smells like orange peel. [...]

[...] By 5:00 I began my nap — but Jeff Karder and a nurse came in ten minutes later. [...]

[...] They said the doctor had ordered the tests — we thought they meant Jeff Karder.

(One of the first things I learned when I got to 330 today was that Jeff Karder had increased Jane’s dosage of Darvoset to every two hours instead of three. [...]

[...] Jeff Karder came in. [...]

(This morning I received a very upsetting phone call from Jeff Karder. [...]