Thanks for your help, Melanie

Thanks to Melanie, Dad and I learned about Todd while we were at the temple. I am glad that Amy thought to call her. I talked to her and then left a message for Dad to get in touch with me. I was in charge of the initiatory desk today and was easier to get to than Dad who was on a session. When Dad came, he called Amy on her cell at the Columbus, Ohio, Hospital. I was not supposed to leave my post but the secretary in the office said the message from Melanie was urgent. I found a person to take my place and went to talk to her. President Pinegar learned about it, told us to go home and to find out what was happening. We are excused from tomorrow's shift and Sunday's devotional. He told us that Todd would be fine. He and those we work with agreed that we should, at least, be near the phone. Many of our friends at the temple think that we should fly out. President Pinegar thought we should, at least, stay in touch. Amy thinks we should wait a bit. Todd has some paralysis on his left side but his speech is not affected. I guess we will just hang loose. I am such a worry wart that it is easier for me to go and see than sit and wait. I did not know that President Pinegar had lost a son to an accident.