is they're going to be effectively treated with radiation. so when we approach a patient with melanoma, sometimes, unfortunately, this disease is widespread and rapidly growing and sometimes we're able to actually treat or remove all of the cancerous tumors. when we can do that, the prognosis is actually much better. and the president mentioned as well that this was a slow growing cancer. someone and one of the questions was, well, if you knew this diagnosis in may or you knew there was a problem in may and you waited until august to have your surgery, isn't that delaying things? and he made the comment the doctors said this was a slow-growing cancer, he could continue what he wanted to do, his surgeon could take a vacation, but the reality is that they have fundamentally removed all visible signs of canc cancer. over that four months no additional cancer has shown up, now they're treating him and there are probably cancer cells elsewhere but they're starting a treatment that will hopefully