Some excellent suggestions
as to how to go about getting my husband's records organised from
Gina http://eclecticdefined.wordpress.com/

who said "A good friend of mine who is an attorney said to write everything down chronologically, in detail, and in plain English, as completely as possible. Then, tell someone the story, and have them read what you wrote to see if what you wrote matches what you've told them, then present that to the courts/powers that be/whomever. Don't worry about legalese, just plain English." Simple is always best...so thanks to you all for your comments re the post where I mentioned I had Don's records...(also X rays Ct scans...he was having up to 3 Chest X rays a day at one time...so its a bundle)
Don at about 3 when his parents worked on the Snowy Mountain scheme (Australia)
