and with all of that said, with all of that said, we decided that the best verbage was option, 1, 2, 3, based on option, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, based on what we were seeing in the other policies. >> if i may, i understand that that was the way that you got to this proposal in the first place, i am asking if after the committee of the whole, you considered commissioner murase's suggestion or idea that you brought this then and by the way, i appreciate that, but i think that is, you know, administrator teacher talk that is not what the students don't use that plan a, plan ahead, verbage as far as i know and i have never heard it. is that not correct? is that a professional kind of discussion? not a student, or a parent one? >> commissioner wynns as our counselors and our teachers have worked with our students around the college and career readiness, and the verbage plan ahead has become much more of the lexicon in the conversation and i would just say that if it is the desire of the board to change the option to plan, that perfectly is okay. i don't see a problem with that. >> okay. so there w

manager because i'm an english afish that do, and in the way the person wrote letters to me, the verbage the person used seemed to be the exact same person every time. the raw rating on my hands is 230%. that's a big number, but they have a very algebraic method of using math. both hands, i had the bones removed, tendons rerouted so i could actually even hold this. i can't tie my shoes, button buttons, do ziplock bags, all kinds of things. my last surgery was while i was still on active duty. i also contracted this lung disease. when i sent in the letter, including ratings, the testing that took five hours, and the letter that came back to me was telling me that i -- the amputation rule didn't apply to me, which is a basic rule the va has when you hit a certain calculation level that, okay, we're done, use the rule and treat it as loss of use or loss of use of the limb. you didn't lose your hands, what makes you think that you get to use the amputation rule? i had essentially that same answer all three appeals. my lungs, they told me i didn't -- both my lungs and my hands, they said i di