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Thanks for the information. Well, I live closer to Seattle, but I'll tell my mom about this, and maybe we could go there sometime, to see if a professional diagnosis would be worth the money. But I'd love to hear anything you find out about disability help or anything.

"Z"? You mean in my location? It's from Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams, a code for the galactic sector that contains Earth.

Also, are you a night owl too?

There's the Care Clinic and the Learn Clinic in Seattle, but they charge... I think they have sliding scales, or at least may have sliding scales.

I am a night owl.

"What does the Z stand for?" is Zaphod's question when he hears the coordinates. I can't find the book to verify it's the precise quote, unfortunately.

Too bad assessments are so very expensive though. What are sliding scales?

I haven't read the book in a long time. I like the books and movie a lot, but I'm not obsessed with either so I don't know very many quotes. My book is about 5 feet away from me though. Good to see a HHGttG fan.

I don't know, I haven't tried to contact them. Right now I'm still getting settled into therapy and have only investigated options in the middle of the night when there's no one to call.

Did you know about the BBC miniseries? Pretty good and it covers the Restaurant at the End of the Universe.

I had a tendency to read and reread books over and over again, and the Hitchhiker's Guide series was definitely on that list, at least up to So Long and Thanks for all the Fish...somewhere I have an autographed copy...I hope. That is, I hope it wasn't lost in a move.

Is this what you mean by a sliding scale? That would be good, but it will probably be a few months until I could get one, since we supposedly don't have money right now. My mom thinks that getting a diagnosis could be useful for school, since I have a hard time in it, but I don't think they could do anything helpful for me.

Yeah, I saw part of the first episode, which was surprisingly a lot like the movie ("Have you any idea how much damage that bulldozer would suffer if I just let it roll straight over you?" "How much?" said Arthur. "None at all," said Mr Prosser. ) I should watch it all, and watch the movie again, I love the movie and have seen it many times. I don't usually read non-fiction though, so who knows when I'll read it again. I read really slowly, so it takes me a long time to read a book usually. An autographed copy, that's awesome. My dad has a leather-bound copy of all the books, he's the one that introduced me to it.

Yeah, that's what I mean, although different places have different sliding scales. Some are very accommodating, some less so.

My niece hated the miniseries because Marvin wasn't cute enough.

Money is an object but it won't stop me from what my son needs. He is my life and I'd do anything for him.