Flyleft, there are different degrees of MS. Mine has been more in remission than active but each time someone with MS has a exacerbation and recovers, the recovery isn't 100% I wasn't able to see for several weeks and of course aiding in education wasn't very doable. But I got my vision back and had no more problems for 13 years :o I could have continued her education but was really scared and frankly, altho I hate to admit it, had myself more or less dead and buried :( At the time, my dad was a Christian school principal so he was a BIG help in my homeschooling quest. I know all about the Fibro thing too. I had it years before my MS diagnosis. My chiropractor and I were just discussing Fibro today. He feels I really DO have it but says a lot of people are just given that diagnosis altho they don't have it. It's a hard and confusing illness to diagnose (and live with!) I'm sure you'll agree that hsing your children is one of the most passionate journeys you'll ever take. It takes dedication and tenacity beyond words but who is more concerned about your child's education and development than YOU? No one. So my hat is off to YOU for your vision and dedication. And count your blessings that you have the opportunity to do this for your children. Some don't have the option to make that sacrifice. Monica ps...Organic Donna, please don' be miffed at the OT on your thread..please :)

I just bought my 2nd Reliabilt barn door. The first one was easy to install with quality installation materials. Well the 2nd one NOT SO MUCH. What a disappointment. The “plugs” for where there are no studs were horrible. They fell apart, I promise it was professionally installed. There was no board for bracket (it was there for the first door) it turns out it IS it is important. Between purchasing new “plugs” PLUS A BOARD (We chose oak for durability) it was an additional $50+. I am terribly disappointed. I feel you probably don’t really care, however, I am sharing my disappointment. I will not tell my friends to use your product. BTW, this might be the reason Lowe’s has not been selling them🤷‍♀️, just saying. Donna Hammond

Legomom, we exchanged several emails this morning. They are sending dd a new flat iron. I updated my review to show the positive response which I had planned to do if they did make an effort to resolve it. I did not give the product 5 stars since it did actually break, but I gave the seller 5 stars and positive feedback for their handling of the sale and the follow up. I totally agree that it's important to recognize when companies treat their customers well. I think what I appreciated is that they actually read the reviews and respond to them. I assumed since it was past my return date, and since I had no photo or proof that the item broke since dh threw it away, I didn't have much recourse to ask for a return. And honestly, it wasn't expensive so I didn't think much of it. I hadn't even set out to review it - I had gone back to Amazon to look for a replacement and that's when I decided to give the item a review. And I specifically noted that my dd really liked the flat iron, but that I was disappointed it broke so easily and quickly. So I hadn't really bad mouthed them, but gave an honest review.

Through Amazon Warehouse I bought my kitchen/laundry faucet, bathroom sink/shower fixture, matching towel bars/toilet paper/hand towel/wall mirror, as well as lights for the bathrooms, exterior, bedroom, closet and hallway. I saved a bundle that way. It isn't the easiest to sort through all their stuff but can be worth it. My Blanco faucet was $100 instead of $381. My other really good deals were on some Hudson Valley lights that were more than 70% off. The really good part being if anything isn't as described ( I mainly bought "used/like new" or comes "repackaged") you can return it for free. None of those items needed to be returned but I have had other things that did.