The strangest thing happened today.  When I got into the car to go to work I couldn&#39;t shift out of Park.  Anyhow DH was here and told me to override it  by pushing the key into the little hole under the gear shift and change it into Neutral and then start the car.  What a pain&#33;  I  did this and then later he came around to where I work to look at the car.  He called Honda and asked what could be causing this they said to check if the rear brake lights were all working... NAH.... one was out.  So he bought a new bulb, replaced it and there you go the vehicle now shifts beautifully out of park&#33;&#33;  Wow these Japanese sure can confuse us little Americans&#33;&#33;<br /><br />Well I spoke with the Dr. today and we canceled my procedure for tomorrow. I figured how would I know if it worked if I am not experiencing pain at the moment.  He is wonderful though... said as soon as the pain returns to call him and they will schedule the procedure immediately.<br /><br />Martha - thanks about the 3 times yearly info.  He said he likes to do a series of 3... but I was only going to have 1 because we will then be cruising and following that we will be heading out of Tampa in our RV.<br /><br />Robert - I can only add to what everyone else has said... we will be here for you every step of the way.  No apologies... we are family remember? Even though we are a crazie one  <img src="http://www.cruisecrazies.com/community/images/forum/tr-emoticons/tongue.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":tongue:" border="0" alt="tongue.gif" /> <br /><br />James - please report back after Donna is through her op tomorrow, just think this time tomorrow it will be all over.  Enjoy the Chicken Wellington&#33;<br /><br />MaryLou - so glad little TJ got through today... poor little fella.<br /><br />Joey - why does your Dr only treat stars of yesteryear?  No modern day stars???