Thanks @Perfectstorm72 My husband is fine thankfully. He was really sick with cancer last year and they thought he had terminal brain cancer this year. Then we found out after 4 months that they had misdiagnosed him. It was not my intention to "wallow". I was not leaving out details to be sneaky. My point was that in a very stressful experience, the company did not add extra support or show concern for our family. I never felt supported or compassion for the company. But they were happy to denigrate me and attack me and call me a liar for not adding every detail of our cancer experience. My mention of my husband's diagnosis was relevant in that they offered no extra support in a stressful time. It was not to manipulate people to feel bad for me as they are suggesting. Thankfully, he is well. I never intended to say he is not well now. We had a scare again this summer where they thought he had a treatable cancer on his brain but an MRI August 3 showed that it was gone. We all have challenges. I know you do too. I just thought after paying so much money, they would have offered more support in a really stressful 4 months. We got one email saying they were sorry this was happening and that was it. We called and told Davina that it was most likely a misdiagnosis and my daughter told her mentor as well. We were never hiding it. It was a lot of ups and downs.