john, you going to dance with the princess tonight? if she would like me to. the high point of the evening was nancy reagan orchestrating john travolta to ask diane to dance. i think diana thrived in these moments where the spotlight shown so brightly on her. diana wasn t phased at all. she loved to dance. here she was dancing with john tra voltatravolta, one of celebrated dancers, she came alive. it showed diana s star power was really equal to that of a major hollywood star. screaming for the princess wherever she went. thousands gathered along pennsylvania avenue to catch a glimpse of the motorcade bringing the visitors to the national gallery of art. charles agreed to have a press conference to talk about the exhibit that he was opening.
she said immediately, yes, i was going to tell you, that mole has changed. long story short, susan was right, diane was right. i went to the dermatologist, she said, hey, you know what, that mole has changed. i was like, yeah, i ve heard that. did a biopsy, turns out it was skin cancer. skin cancer accounts for the vast majority of cancers diagnosed in the united states and the vast majority of skin cancers are removable, treatable. here s the thing i m going to tell you. even the deadliest kinds of skin cancer now, the ones that are you know, that like to spread to other parts of your body, the ones that really try to kill you, even the skin cancers that are the deadliest skin cancers in the country, those two are way more treatable than they used to be on one condition, that you get them early. even the most worrying forms of skin cancer. if you identify it early enough, it is now quite treatable. advances in the last few years
on my left. kazan the one that drives. when it s the two of us in the car. you re used to sitting on my right. i m sure it s a mosquito bite or sunburn or something. she said know that mola s change. we ve been together 22 years, that mueller s. changed i know. she said ask diane. diane is a very old friend of mine. she s been cutting my hair for like 20 years. and i was planning to see diane the next day. i go to see diane the next day, to cut my hair, and i said diane susan said she s thinks this mueller here is changed. and i should ask you if you think so too. and she said immediately, yes. i was gonna say something about it myself. that mueller s changed. i was going to tell you. long story short. susan was right, diane was right. i went to the dermatologist, she said hey that dermot that mole s changed. i ve heard that. did a biopsy, turns out it was skin cancer. skin cancer accounts for the vast majority of cancers diagnosed in the united states. and the vast majority of skin ca
kind of hard. and she said, that mole has changed. it s like she was speaking greek. i had no idea what she was talking about. we were at a baseball game, again, this was a hot dog moment for me. i also didn t know what she meant specifically about that mole because where she was poking me in the neck is not even i spot i even knew i had a mole, i can t see it in the mirror. she was quite determined about it. i said, you just never sit on my left because i m the one who drives when it s the two of us in the car, you re used to sitting on my right, i m sure it s a mosquito bite or sunburn or something. she said, no, we ve been together 22 years, that mole has changed, i know it. she said, ask diane. diane is an old friend of mine, she s been cutting my hair for 20 years. i was planning to see diane the next day. i saw diane the next day and i said, diane, susan thinks this mole has changed and i should ask you if you think so too.
it s a mosquito bite or sunburn or something. she said, no, we ve been together 22 years, that mole has changed, i know it. she said, ask diane. diane is a very old friend of mine. she s been cutting my hair for 20 years. i was planning to see diane the next day. i saw diane the next day and i said, diane, susan thinks this mole has changed and i should ask you if you think so too. she said immediately, yes, i was going to tell you, that mole has changed. long story short, susan was right, diane was right. i went to the dermatologist, she said, hey, you know what, that mole has changed. i was like, yeah, i ve heard that. did a biopsy, turns out it was skin cancer. skin cancer accounts for the vast majority of cancers diagnosed in the united states and the vast majority of skin cancers are removable, treatable. here s the thing i m going to tell you. even the deadliest kinds of skin cancer now, the ones that are you know, that like to spread to other parts of your body, the ones that