Thanks for your kind words. I appreciate them. My husband has renal cell carcinoma w/mets to the brain. He will have a CyberKnife treatment on Friday at St. Johns. Also we were told that he has many new tumors coming that they discovered when they did the MRI for the CyberKnife placement. They were not visible on the reg. MRI, but showed up on the Hi-Intensity one. So not good. He is a trooper though and never complains or seems to get discouraged. This will be his 8th tumor to be either XKnifed or CyberKnifed. We don't know how many more times he will able to have this procedure after this one. So, anyway I thought that I would have lots of time to quilt after I retired, but now, although I have the desire, I can't seem to get motivated, or the time. As you know treatment can be a very time consuming process....we have as many as 4 or 5 dr. visits a week at times, and always at least one. He has also had 2 skin cancers removed and MOHS surgery on his lip. That is an awesome procedure, and can hardly tell that he had it done.