We used to tell people suffering from cancer to rest.

We talk to people who have had breast cancer to help them go through the process. ... Women lose their hair and we cry with them ... and when they get it back, we laugh. We have a good time. It is a sharing time.

[Friday, Latham spent the day in Pocatello, on one of the rare rest days he spends visiting cancer centers around the country. Talking with patients and workers at such centers serves to validate his cause, he said.] You'll be having this day when your back is hurting and someone will tell you their story and there will often be laughter and crying, ... The cancer centers are what it's all about for me.

After all, what is suffering but an awareness of suffering?

We're suffering from our success as a great community. Our real estate prices are out of sight.

We finally have the FDA's support, the ability to provide needed drugs to those that are suffering from cancer,