Glad to read that your Subaru was able to go up that hill.  Apparently you were one of the lucky ones!  I used to have to drive down a very steep incline to get to my parents' house.  When snow or ice was on the street, access was very limited.  So I had to park on the top of the hill and walk down to my parents' house, altho my vehicles had traction tires.  Fortunately, they don't live there anymore, as my mom died and my dad moved elsewhere about a year later.

If you're in a pickle leaving OHSU, one way to get out is to go south on Moody all the way to the end (Bancroft) and then turn right and again at the light on Macadam.  The incline there is not as deep as the one on Gaines.

Another way is to turn right on Moody.  Go under the Ross Island bridge to the traffic light and turn left.  The second light will take you to either I-5 south (turn left) or Clay Street (turn right).

 That is too funny-I followed a car that slid down that hill on the 15th.  My subaru powered right up and out onto the highway thank goodness!  I don't know any other way out so I would have been in a pickle.

Tina

It sounds as though you are doing very well.  It is really hard to get all that nurtrition in, especially at first.  Do the best you can and eventually you'll be able to get most of it in,  Congratulations on having a successul procedure!

Linda

Seriously Disgusted!
It has been (almost) 5 months since I went to the seminar and completed and faxed my packet to OSHU?
I still have not heard anything and I am seriously starting to get irritated.
I do not know what else to do! I have called and e-mailed and still nothing!
They keep saying that they are short staffed or they are going through reconstruction...are u kidding me 5 months of reconstructions....UGH!

Thanks for the tips Vicki - but things just don't work as they used to.  I can still find some things, but I'm not liking where I have to go to get certain things.  Of course, I'm still just having trouble de

I suppose I'll get used to it;

Linda