Sure. We have 5 groups a day. We talk about different things in each group, things like our diagnosis, techniques to deal, and various things like that. We set a goal each day and talk about whether or not we met it. And there is a lot of free time were we can watch TV, build puzzles, listen to the radio. Basically, it's like being in the hospital, only for a few months. And we do get a little more freedom. Once you're here for a while, you're aloud to go on outings with the staff, walk around outside, and eventually, go on passes with your family. I guess it's kind of like a transition between the hospital and going home. They try to prepare you for what lies ahead and get you better. Which is good, for some people. It does help to have staff around 24/7, but I just don't think I need to be here. But that's pretty much what an LTSR is.
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