procrastin8te

I think I can answer this one for you. Since this would become a new standard of care. Since this would be Cel-Sci's first marketed drug. And since Cel-Sci is such a small company with all of the ups and downs it has had they will want to make sure beyond a shadow of a doubt that their drug is successful. They will want to have all of their i's dotted and t's crossed. They want no room for error. If that means we all wait another month or two so bet it. In the end it will be better for us all.

A lot of us have seen the new job positions Cel-Sci has posted. Has Cel-Sci actually been actively reviewing candidates for these positions/hired anyone?

If so, seeing a short new employee update with a photo and their background/what they are now doing at CVM would be great!

Fair enough. No offense taken. But to be clear, your company has been hiring for the new positions posted?

Thank you for clearing that up for me.

One more quick question just more of a fun one. Some of my family members also have law degree backgrounds. From following you over the years they seem to respond to questions very similarly to you. In that they are clear, concise, and don't care to speculate on things too much :)

My question from that is this: In law school do you they teach all of you how to respond to questions? Is there a set of rules they give lawyers to ensure they don't step on their own feet?

Anyway, much respect. I am rooting for you and all of us. I hope all your hard work and patience pays off in the end for everyone in a positive way!