The Journey has ended....thank God!

That sounds like a great idea re cookbook. Let me know the details and when the book is ready for purchase, I will have a flyer go around work and take orders. We,at work had an employee sell knitted beanies to the staff and then she sent the donation to the breast cancer organization. I can't remember totally, but I think we raised a few hundred dollars. We mainly have men and guys working where I work, so they took the whole fundraising thing with open arms. It's great to see that men/guys are softies at heart. great to hear that you are traveling well, and no major hiccups. Yes, it's hard to tell your own parents that you have cancer. I just lost my dad 12 months ago to Mesothelioma (a form of Asbestosis), so my dad never knew I had cancer, but my mum was totally devastated when I told her. I was flying back to Adelaide when dad was sick every 2 weeks on weekends for approx 18 months, and now my mum is flying up here to Brisbane every few weeks...... Very ironic. Getting quite fatigued as well, but doing a few hours a week at work. Not pushing myself too hard, as health is more important. Having a few complications at the moment, still taking tablets for the dreaded shingles, but also now taking tablets as I have an infected toe nail due to chemotherapy. Take care and sending you big hugs, love Julie xx