Glad to. If you go on line to Reel Recovery you can see the upcoming events and how to request participation. Throughout the year, across the country are many events. The cost is free (food, lodging, and fishing) to those that participate (you just have to get back and forth to the event). 3 day event with 12 discussion sessions for the participants and a person leading the discussions. Mine had seven participants, mid thirties to seventies of age. We discussed our lives battling cancer, troubles, worries, happiness, coping, etc. Very informal and very meaningful. We ate together, took breaks together. In between the 1 hour discussions, we learned to fly fish. Equipment was provided. Many volunteers assisted the participants with learning to fly fish. The volunteers themselves were cancer patients or knowledgeable of cancer issues. You come away with "new brothers" and in my case have kept in contact with emails. A couple participants that lived close have met for lunch. Sharing your cancer with the other participants and being out fishing has produced a sense of peace and hope within me. I cannot seem to remove the cancer from me and live with stage 3 each day. I recommend the experience whether you fish or not. Fly fishing was a tremendous experience and release from the battle with cancer. For me, the three month checks, sometimes more, are easier to deal with. I started the battle in Jan. 2014.