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Leo Fuhr wrote: > adequate and eloquent explanation, Michel. etc., etc., etc., I forgot to mention a very important part of this community besides the yard or any maintenance. Within a month or so after we moved in, Barbara fell in the bedroom incurring a gash on the head and on her arm with bleeding. We pulled the emergency cord which is present in the bedrooms and the bathrooms, and within seconds the phone rang from the front desk to verify the nature of the pull cord, while the security people came to the door within two minutes with emergency equipment. They ascertained the seriousness of the situation, called the emergency squad from the fire department which is less than minutes away. While the medics came, Barbara was prepared for transport to the emergency of our major county hospital. Triage proceeded there and then it proceeded at a much slower pace. Several emergencies here provided a most salutary outcome in every case. The all the rooms have doors that can accomodate wheelchairs; all the bathrooms have grab bars. All the buildings are interconnected so that you never need to go out into inclement weather or the cold winter or the hot summer. Michel