no matter what the Drs say, getting past that 2/3 years stage is ALL important.. hope it WAS benign.
It wasn't benign. The definition of cancer is that it's not benign. His was just a type that shows up extremely early and has a very high success rate with treatment.
Of course, having cancer once means you're at higher risk for virtually every other type of cancer, but that's another topic.
I felt the same way when I saw the Keynote, then I got to thinking letting go of Pixar, Moving the INTEL finally and now back up people during Keynotes. I mean Steve loves to wow people it's hard to believe he is giving up Keynotes. Seems like he is slowly pulling out of the spot light.
I really hope he is okay, but he reminded me of my dad in the last few months of his fight with Cancer. He just had that look that my dad had it scares me.
I felt the same way when I saw the Keynote, then I got to thinking letting go of Pixar, Moving the INTEL finally and now back up people during Keynotes. I mean Steve loves to wow people it's hard to believe he is giving up Keynotes. Seems like he is slowly pulling out of the spot light.
I really hope he is okay, but he reminded me of my dad in the last few months of his fight with Cancer. He just had that look that my dad had it scares me.
I hope your dad is OK, but Steve is more likely to tell everyone if he's had a relapse AFTER he puts an adequate team in place to take over. Him being him, I think he'd want to insulate the company as much as possible.
Could be he was on prednisone and now he's not maybe... hah that'd have made for HELL if anyone here knows what that stuff does. "Psychotic behavior" is a symptom. I can attest to that personally. Very, very potent shit.
Yeah, I think we are. I'm just thrilled he's still alive.
Honestly, I think he's simply giving other heads of Apple a chance to shine. He's getting older, and in turn more mellow and jovial. How often do you see Steve high five anyone? I like the change. It's nice; he's living up to his statement: "Apple is a team sport."
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Of course. Someone had to test out the Nike+iPod devices.
no matter what the Drs say, getting past that 2/3 years stage is ALL important.. hope it WAS benign.
It wasn't benign. The definition of cancer is that it's not benign. His was just a type that shows up extremely early and has a very high success rate with treatment.
Of course, having cancer once means you're at higher risk for virtually every other type of cancer, but that's another topic.
Not "benign"
I really hope he is okay, but he reminded me of my dad in the last few months of his fight with Cancer. He just had that look that my dad had it scares me.
I felt the same way when I saw the Keynote, then I got to thinking letting go of Pixar, Moving the INTEL finally and now back up people during Keynotes. I mean Steve loves to wow people it's hard to believe he is giving up Keynotes. Seems like he is slowly pulling out of the spot light.
I really hope he is okay, but he reminded me of my dad in the last few months of his fight with Cancer. He just had that look that my dad had it scares me.
I hope your dad is OK, but Steve is more likely to tell everyone if he's had a relapse AFTER he puts an adequate team in place to take over. Him being him, I think he'd want to insulate the company as much as possible.
Honestly, I think he's simply giving other heads of Apple a chance to shine. He's getting older, and in turn more mellow and jovial. How often do you see Steve high five anyone?