I appreciate the vote of confidence from you, but I'm just not that interesting a person, and certainly no celebrity..... those kinds of people get attention when they open their mouths. Better that I stay a "facilitator" to others getting out there.

I remain sympathetic to the poor choice of words used in the interview regarding his wife's role, but have to look at the bigger picture, which is the interview did do good for the cause. Knowledge is power, and the more people who know that is disease is out here, there are some risk factors that can be avoided, and most importantly since we can't control all risk factors that we find it early through opportunistic screening when patients have the best chance of winning against it.