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If I had stock in Apple, I'd be selling it now. I've worked as an ER nurse for 15 years, and I know what sick looks like. Steve Jobs is ill: http://www.nytim
by iamelgringo 18y ago
If I had stock in Apple, I'd be selling it now. I've worked as an ER nurse for 15 years, and I know what sick looks like. Steve Jobs is ill: http://www.nytimes.com/imagepages/2008/07/26/business/26nocera_.inline1.ready.html http://www.nytimes.com/imagepages/2008/07/26/business/26noce.... If it's not cacer, it's something else, and it's bad. You don't loose that much weight by doing pilates. His zygomatic arch and clavicles are very pronounced. And, if you look at where his pectorals were 5 years ago as opposed to where they are now, he's lost a lot of muscle mass. Men shouldn't have droopy boobs.
I hate to say it, but in my experience people who try to beat cancers with special diets usually die. Granted, chemo, radiation and surgery are terrible, and if someone doesn't want to pursue that, I can certainly respect that decision. But, to try and beat cancer with a diet as opposed to the best medical science is madness in my opinion. If you want to beat cancer, go to the experts.
I certainly respect Steve's decision to not talk about his health publicly. But, I have a sneaky suspicion that if he was honest about his health, Apple's stock would tank hard.
- wheels 18y agoFrom what I gathered (my dad died from it a couple years back) generally with pancreatic cancer, you're pretty much screwed anyway, special diet or otherwise. And yeah, Steve's physique does look eerily familiar; based on the usual fast development of pancreatic cancer and comparing what he looks like to my dad's degeneration, I'd guess we're not talking about years, but months or even weeks.
- crocus 18y agoThough pancreatic cancer is usually rapidly fatal, he had an unusual form that's treatable.
- ssharp 18y agoThe fact that you don't own any Apple stock, discredits any opinions you have on the market!