I Have A Remarkably Normal Life.

When I Was Younger, I Was Always Described As Happy-go-lucky.

Disease Is A Non-partisan Problems That Requires A Non-partisan Solution.

By 21, I Was Earning Six Figures A Week. By 23, I Had A Ferrari. It Was Nuts.

Life Is What You Put Into It And How Much You Take Out Of It. You Put In More Than Is Expected, And You Take Out Less Than You Want.

I Don't Feel A Yearning Or A Sense Of Missed Opportunities. I Don't Have Many Regrets. So That's A Nice Feeling. To Have No Regrets And Still Have Enough Sense Of Adventure To Take On Risk.