It's neat seeing the continuum of care. I'll pick someone up in the ambulance, then see them at the hospital. Sometimes they then need to be transferred to Mason City and I'll be on the transfer.

It doesn't look as though Fauquier is part of any formal Continuum of Care.

I was in the ambulance when he went to the hospital, ... What I remember is the firemen - and one fireman in particular - trying to save him. I’ve never seen an effort like that in any athletic event.

When Robert was in the hospital, he told officers that all they can charge him with was misdemeanors. He knew what he was getting himself into. That's how he works.

Democracy is not a neat process, it is a complicated process. We are seeing a lot of that 'third world country' angst in our country, with a lot of loss of confidence and concerns from the 2000 election. And I would hate to think we will end up in that same scenario of possibly feeling like we are a third world country and no one trusts the government to count the votes right.

It really helps to get a care package, letter, or come here and have dinner at the hospital to know we're wanted and needed and that they haven't forgotten about us.