I travelled back home today and was sorry to Leave Heather and Alan who have been wonderful. I now have new friends and I hope we keep in touch for a long time.
No appointment from Dr Callebout at the moment, it was good to see my daghter and found that my son had gone camping on Dartmoor for the night. It must be freezing!!!
these few days have gone so fast.
Next agenda is Action Mesothelioma day and I hope it gets the coverage and attention it should as so many people put so much energy into awareness.
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