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(She explained that Jane hadn’t been offered a room on the second floor—because there wasn’t adequate staff to take care of her. [Jane later said Fred Kardon might have mentioned this some time ago; I don’t recall.] Madeline Sullivan said we were well off as far as our insurance goes, and I laughed and said, “Yes, only we can’t collect.” But she knows from family experience, she said, about troubles with medical expenses, insurance, and so forth. She said something about hospital policy being to review cases after a six-month period, but I couldn’t elicit from her when Jane’s current six-month period might have begun. The end of it could be as far off as next summer, I’m not at all sure.

(She has talked with Andrew Fife, and so knows at least something of our situation. She at least appeared, I told Jane, to be quite open to our way of thinking. The point I stressed—politely—was that at this time I wouldn’t make a move without legal advice, and that I wasn’t going to do anything that would compromise our position versus the insurance company.

(4:15. After she finished the session, Jane said she’d been thinking lately about dropping taking the antidepressant medication each night. A long time ago Fred had said he didn’t want her to stop taking it, so she wouldn’t get depressed like she used to. Perhaps her renewed thinking about this is another sign of improvement? Fred had said the drug stays in the system about three weeks after one stops taking it.

(Jane did not exercises today. The time passed rapidly, and she finally announced that she’d like to have a session.

I give you both my blessings for the meaning of this season, as it was established long before the time of Christianity.

(I’m intrigued by Seth’s rather mysterious closing phrase, above, about this season as it was established long before the time of Christianity. Something similar in meaning to our Christmas season? I wouldn’t mind getting more on this, Jane.