capps: i'm pleased now to yield whatever time she may consume to my colleague and friend from california, jane harman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. harman: thank you, mr. speaker. let me first commend mrs. capps who as a registered nurse has brought so much understanding and depth to our ongoing negotiations on health care. and the energy and commerce committee. second, let me commend a good friend and frequent partner, mr. royce, whose focus on this issue and personal compassion on behalf of his friend, abby, and enormously caring staff have brought this issue to my attention. it resonates in my district, my california congressional district, where there is an incredible community of activists who are committed to increasing awareness and supporting research on prader-willi syndrome. two of those, tom and renee, are parents of a child with prader-willi. they have brought other prader-willi families together with groups of students, teachers, and other members of the community to spread awareness and raise funds to combat this devastating disease. tom says, quote, the thing that has kept us going over the years has been the opti