Lynn has now been transferred to South Davis. It went very smoothly other than when I left the ICU I felt like I was leaving home and it was very emotional. When you spend 12 hours a day for 7 weeks with the same staff, they become like your family. It was very sad for me. I look forward to the day when I can take Lynn back for a visit so they can all get to know the real Lynn. The staff at South Davis were all very nice and welcoming and seemed to want to accommodate us as much as possible. The only one I haven't decided about yet is his new doctor. He was OK, but I have been very spoiled by Lynn's doctors at the U. I guess his doctor is probably the least important one anyway because he will only be stopping in 2-3 times a week, and he seems willing to order whatever I suggest anyway. The real ones I need to be concerned about are the people that will be taking care of Lynn day in and day out. These include respiratory therapists, occupational therapists, physical therapists, nutritionists, aids and nurses. They were all very kind. I am continuing to provide music therapy for Lynn via an IPOD, and the caffeine they are giving him (per crushed tablets via his feeding tube) seem to be having some effect as I am able to get him to open his eyes a little when I move his head or turn him. He is starting to move his eye back and forth a bit. Not tracking yet, but he is definitely moving them more than even a few days ago. I swear there were a couple of times this morning when he actually locked his gaze onto me. I can't say he showed any sign of recognition or not, but he is progressing slowly. We will continue to stimulate his brain as much as we can. I have to keep remembering how his doctors said that we will have to measure his progress week to week, not day to day. That's all for now. Thanks for all of the great comments of support. I love reading them. God bless you all.