a time; he was quoted as saying "... when two people are walking together I can't see both of them at once." After an extensive battery of testing, the evaluator compiled Sandy's results. Here are some of them. Test Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale- Revised (WAIS-R) Rey-Osterreith Complex Figure Test Administration The WAIS is a series of subtests intended to assess verbal abilities (such as Information, Comprehension, Arithmetic, etc.) and non-verbal abilities (such as Picture Completion, Picture Arrangement). Requires a patient to copy a complex figure while it is still in front of them, and then to reproduce it from memory after a delay. Along with the standardized neuropsychological tests, Sandy was asked to draw simple figures like a circle or a picture of a cat. Unfortunately, he was unable to imagine or describe these from memory. Sandy's Performance Normal on verbal portions, but unable to complete nonverbal portions; he was unable to complete any of the pictures or arrange them in the correct order. Unable to copy any of the figures, either immediately or from memory. TT Here is what he drew when asked to draw a cat. "I Can See Clearly Now..." by Antoinette R. Miller Page 2