[Politicalmom]

CAVUTO: All right, now, I don't want to be a crepehanger, but I know how illness courses along the way. And in 1992, sir, I had the pleasure of sitting down with former Senator Paul Tsongas, who, as you know, had a different kind of lymphoma, and he had considered himself in full remission.

Like you, he didn't say cured, and he ultimately died some years later. In fact, had he been elected president he would have died in his presidency. Americans are going to say that, and they are going to wonder about that, and they are going to remember that.

THOMPSON: See, that is one of the reasons why I'm doing what I'm doing, because I'm well aware of Paul Tsongas and his situation. My doctors tell me that he had - of the 30-some odd - maybe 35 different kinds of lymphoma, he had an aggressive kind.

CAVUTO: Very aggressive.

THOMPSON: And...

CAVUTO: A kind that recurs.

[shrinkermd]

It is still NHL no matter what you say. FT is hopefully right and he will die of old age; however, scan up to some of the other posts if you doubt me.