EG>The number to the Polio Survivors Foundation is 818-996-8733.
 AC> Hi Ed,
 AC> Glad to hear that your problem has been solved...and it gives me a great
 AC> feeling to know that someone out there is getting some help. Sounds like
 AC> a wonderful organization. How's the lift working out? Are you having any
 AC> trouble using it?? Now at least you will be able to get out and do more
 AC> things now..See ya.
Hello Ann,
     It is good to hear from you, how are things going?  Yes, the scooter  
lift dilemma has been resolved.  It works great!  To  be able  to  pick  up 
the scooter and go, gives me a  new  sense  of control in my life.  I'm still 
on a learning curve as far as  the routine use of the lift is concerned.  
Each time I use it now,  I use it differently, but that will change as I get 
more experience in its use.  Since I'm placing the scooter in the back of a 
pick-up truck, I 
 have  to  tie it down.  Still working the  bugs  out  of  that process so I 
can do it well and still expend the least amount  of energy.   Things like 
this and other comparatively minor  details have to be worked out, but now I 
can get it on and off the  truck at will and that was the major obstacle to 
my getting to use  the scooter.   The  short answers is, "yes!" things are  
much  better now.
     In  my opinion, the Polio Survivors Foundation in  indeed  a wonderful 
organization.  They certainly were a help to me.
     Ann, give me a Shreveport weather report.  I'm trying to get up  my 
nerve to visit Louisiana.  Nothing in the planning  stages yet, but if you 
were to tell me that it wasn't gonna get hot  and humid,  and  there no 
mosquitoes big enough to  be  mistaken  for single engine planes, I might 
move it up on my list of things  to do.   Seriously, I hope things are going 
well for you and  yours.  Thanks for the note and take care.
   Ed Grey
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