Great news. It may be a boost for Apple in the days to come.
The Wandering Foodie
· 5 months ago
Funny how this news was leaked the day of the iphone launch . . . after eob Friday . . .
Rianne
· 5 months ago
@stevejobs Hope you get well soon!
Your Name*
· 5 months ago
No surprise to Palo Altans.... we would see Steve around town and he looked gaunt and sickly. We are praying for his recovery.
Heather
· 5 months ago
Apple's PR team are brilliant strategists. This was an exceptionally well-timed (and to me at least, totally intentional) leak. Kudos, Apple!
swag
· 5 months ago
"perhaps sicker than many imagined"
Sorry, but you say "pancreatic cancer" to any respectable surgeon, and that's practically a death sentence.
Anat
· 5 months ago
Great news!
Kelly Urban
· 5 months ago
I hope that Steve Jobs will get well soon. I'm prtty excited about the new Apple releases. Watch Family Guy
mary
· 5 months ago
a person gets a liver transplant and people worry about investors? lame.
DropCost UK
· 5 months ago
A liver transplant is a pretty major operation, and we wish Steve Jobs a good recovery so that he can continue his excellence at Apple.
misslo
· 5 months ago
As someone who has had several immediate family members die from pancreatic cancer, Jobs' secrecy continues to allow the insurance and medical research field to ignore this killer of a disease. When your "good" insurance won't pay for screening or research participation, one wishes they had Jobs' bucks to have their organs transplanted, but to keep it quiet.
I know his health is technically his own business, but i am seething at the grandiosity he's displaying and i hope that i don't die because he's held back information that could potentially save millions of lives.
vasanthgvk
· 5 months ago
Good news!
TheCounselor
· 5 months ago
Mr Jobs, I am praying that your faith be strengthened in all of this. Jesus is a healer but the world doesn't believe it. But ain't it good when you don't need the world's faith, when yours is sufficient. No matter what...Believe.
carlyt
· 5 months ago
Glad he received his transplant but have to question if he did not receive preferential treatment. There is a related post at http://iamsoannoyed.com/?p=1887
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Sorry, but you say "pancreatic cancer" to any respectable surgeon, and that's practically a death sentence.
I'm prtty excited about the new Apple releases.
Watch Family Guy
I know his health is technically his own business, but i am seething at the grandiosity he's displaying and i hope that i don't die because he's held back information that could potentially save millions of lives.